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Use of Animals in Research: IACUC's, Animal Care Requirements
and More
Panel members:
William Ray Stricklin, PhD IACUC ChairDouglas Powell, DVM, ACLAM Attending VeterinarianAmanda Underwood, B.S., CPIA IACUC Manager
University of Maryland, College Park
Use of Animals in Research: IACUC's,
Animal Care Requirements and More
Panel members:
William Ray Stricklin, PhD IACUC ChairDouglas Powell, DVM, ACLAM Attending VeterinarianAmanda Underwood, B.S., CPIA IACUC Manager
University of Maryland, College Park
Regulatory Background
Animal Welfare Act created in 1966 - primarily to protect ‘pet’ type animals- 4 major amendments
PHS Policy on the Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals – created in 1971
- expanded with Health Research and Extension Act in 1985
Guidelines
AVMA Guidelines on Euthanasia
Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching
Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, 8th edition
The Principles of Humane Experimental Technique
Biosafety in Microbiological and Biosafety Laboratories
Guidelines for the Care and Use of Mammals in Neuroscience and Behavioral Research
AAALAC Accreditation
Gold standard
Independent verification of program strength
Ensures adequate veterinary care
Ensures appropriate oversight
Ensures clear lines of authority
Ensures strong institutional commitment to the Animal Care and Use Program
Oversight
USDA Yearly visit by USDA Inspector Reviews only USDA species
OLAW PHS Assurance Covers all vertebrate species Self-report all non-compliance
AAALAC Reviews program description Every 3 years undergo site visit and reaccreditation
IACUC Semi-annual review of program Semi-annual inspection of all facilities and labs Annual review of protocols
The IACUC – a brief overview
Campus responsibilities Committee membership meets regulatory requirements Stand-alone committee Communication and support from IO
Committee responsibilities Scientific justification 3 R’s Minimize pain and distress Appropriate care of animals Appropriate method of euthanasia Investigate all animal abuse issues
Veterinary Oversight
Procurement and trackingTransportationPhysical Environment - SOPsMonitoring/treatment of health issuesAssist PI with revising care and proceduresMonitor all survival surgeries
Training Program
PI/Animal User Course
In Facility Training
Lab-specific Training
Procedure-specific Training
Post-approval Monitoring
Are they trained?Are they trained well?Do they do what they are supposed to?
Good PAM Protects Animals Institution PI Facility Staff
Basil © Disney
It’s not Just the Animals
Occupational Health and Safety
Department of Environmental Safety
Facilities Management
Regulatory Considerations
Protocol-grant congruency
MOUs
Sub-awards
Suspension of Protocols Effects on Funding
Questions?