Tips for Covid-19: Safely Disinfecting Your Home
We are still learning how long COVID-19 can survive on surfaces, and how far the virus travels in the air (current estimate: 6 feet or more). Whether you’re in isolation, self-quarantine, or practicing aggressive social distancing, reducing the risk of infection in your home is always good practice. In addition to frequent hand washing, use […]
Tips for Covid-19: Handwashing Technique
Once hands are wet and soap is applied, lather and scrub hands for at least 20 seconds. Thanks to the NY Times for this helpful video. “Itsy Bitsy Spider” is a fun song that meets the time needed to effectively wash your hands and reduce risk. [wpvideo gkGwvqVW]
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
In the wake of the Covid-19 (novel coronavirus) pandemic, Serrette Brown Research and Consulting, LLC will be posting several resources on our website; we also strongly recommend regular visits to reputable health websites such as CDC.gov, state and local health department websites and WHO.int to keep informed as this situation evolves, and for tips on keeping yourself, your families and your employees safe.
Managing Director Fanta Waterman Joins Mentorship Panel at Numerator Event in NYC
SBRC Partners with Lake Health and Wellbeing to conduct Women’s Health Research
Serrette Brown Research and Consulting is excited to collaborate with Lake Health and Wellbeing on a qualitative research study that will explore the experiences of women living in St Kitts and Nevis who have been affected by fibroids. Click here to learn more
Outlook on 2019: Considerations for the 7 P’s of the Life Science Industry
Advances in the Life Sciences industry will continue to be stimulated by a dynamic environment, including development and implementation of technologies and policies implicating healthcare delivery and access. Several stakeholders will need to continually adapt to these changes, and new leaders will need to apply innovative methodologies to usher the path towards the future, specifically patients, practitioners, payers, policymakers, producers, programmers and preceptors.
