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An Outside Look of the IntelliFlow Device

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An Outside Look of the IntelliFlow Device

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The IntelliFlow Bladder Management System

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The IntelliFlow Bladder Management System

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Gallup, I. (2020, May 20). Clifton Strenghts. Gallup.com. Retrieved October 4, 2021, from https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/home.aspx.

Hastings, C. (2021, February 23). Wireless Smart Catheter for Bladder Control: Interview with Matt Monarski, CEO of UroDev Medical. medgadget. other. Retrieved October 4, 2021, from http://medgadget.com.

YouTube. (2018, August 29). Employment Achievement Award: Derek Herrera. YouTube. Retrieved October 4, 2021, from https://www.youtube.com/.

YouTube. (2019, February 22). Connected Catheter Animation Video. YouTube. Retrieved October 4, 2021, from https://www.youtube.com/.

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My strengths:
Achiever: strong work ethic, leads by example
Developer: teacher, invests in others
Arranger: flexible, organized
Positivity: enthusiastic, lighthearted
Input: mind for detail, excellent memory
My strengths will help lead our team and I have chose team members with similar traits so that we might have a cohesive plan and strategy.

Our Team:
Angelica is our first team member. Her strength is analytical. I believe she will be a great asset to our team because she is logical, thorough, and confident with numbers, figures, and charts. She may be a little tough or rude but I think that she will help to keep us on track. Cindy is the next team member and her strength is connectedness. I believe that she will keep us spiritually motivated to see the big picture. She may have a tendency to be wishy-washy; but Angelica will keep her grounded. Next, we have Carlee, who's strength is consistency. She is a problem-solver and policy-maker. She will be by the book and may at times be inflexible so she will balance Cindy out. Fourth, we have Fernando and his strength is focus. He will help to keep our team focused on our task at hand and keep us on track. He will be intense and probably stressed; so no caffeine for him. Lastly, we have William. His strength is woo. He is outgoing, people-oriented and will do great at networking to get our product in the right hands. He will also use his basement descriptor of not caring for deep relationships to make sure we are stepping around topics that we, as a team, do not think are necessary because Angelica the analytical one will ask too many questions and never be satisfied. I think over all we have a well-rounded team. I believe that our balcony and basement descriptors will be a positive influence on our team to get our Wireless Smart Catheter in paralyzed people everywhere who have urinary retention issues!

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In my opinion, I think this will be a very beneficial and well received product. My future son-in-law was in an accident and he has to perform self-catheterization. This product will only have to be inserted once a week; instead of five or more times a day. The self-cath kits cost around $2 to $8 each; costing the patient in about $400-$1600 per month for one person. The IntelliFlow Bladder Management System will cut down on bladder and kidney infections; which will reduce doctor visits or hospitalizations. I am looking forward to seeing this product on the market. I also believe it would be a great tool for replacing the indwelling catheters. This would help even more to reduce infections.

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Pros:
Having to perform self-catheterization weekly instead of many times daily
Cuts down on infection
Lowers expense

Cons:
Even though clinical trials have been done still waiting FDA clearance.
May not be available until the end of 2021 or beginning of 2022.
Only available for men

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https://youtu.be/C_nMogem9k0

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https://youtu.be/Il6mo9i-H-0

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Triumph Foundation Employment Achievement Award

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Derek Herrera, a Marine, was wounded in Afghanistan leaving him paralyzed. He wanted to come up with a better way to relieve his urinary retention. He has been having to perform self-catheterization between five to seven times per day. So, he helped to develop the IntelliFlow Bladder Management System, a wireless urinary catheter that can be controlled with a button on a remote control.

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FEBRUARY 23RD, 2021

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This was from an interview with Matt Monarski, CEO of UroDev Medical (formerly known as Spinal Singularity) and Conn Hastings with medgadget. There are also two youtube videos about Derek and the company he developed.