Dean H. Stanton · Selected Work

Sensor-Enabled Orthopedic Treatment & Compliance System

Connected-medical-product leadership spanning a physical orthotic, compliance sensing, chip-reader software, digital reporting and web workflows, study support, field training, and commercialization implementation.

Results

Results and contributions.

01Connected system releasedReleased a multi-component program with chip-reading software, web and reporting resources, operating procedures, and implementation materials.
0227 sales representativesTraining and certification activity involved 27 sales representatives as part of rollout and field support.
03Post-launch supportManaged continuing product issues and re-release work across a multi-year program.
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Situation

Operating context

An orthopedic product program combined a physical device with compliance sensing, reader/software workflows, digital reporting, clinician and patient resources, study support, training, and commercial implementation.

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Challenge

What made the work difficult

The product required coordination across hardware, sensing, software, web reporting, study support, training, and commercialization. These components had to work together through launch, field use, issue resolution, and re-release.

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Dean's role

Responsibility and authority

Dean provided executive product and operations leadership, supported study and reporting access, coordinated implementation and commercialization, and directed field-training and issue-resolution work with clinical, sensor-technology, product-design, and software specialists.

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Actions

How the work moved forward

  1. Coordinated the orthopedic product with compliance-monitoring, reader, software, reporting, and web-resource workstreams.
  2. Supported study access and reporting workflows.
  3. Integrated procedures, agreements, implementation materials, and field training into the product-launch process.
  4. Led cross-functional issue management and re-release work across a multi-year connected-product program.