Engaging the IACUC through comprehensive training

Haywood, Joseph R.; Greene, Molly; James, Mary L.; Bayne, Kathryn

doi:10.1038/laban1105-33

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“…Describing the committee charges and member roles in the appointment letter-and providing a copy to the individual's immediate supervisor-is an effective way to make clear for all the scope of the tasks involved (Greene et al 2007;Haywood et al 2005;James 2002). …”

Section: Federally Mandated Mechanismsmentioning

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Program Oversight Enhancements (POE): The Big PAM

Plante¹,

James²

2008

ILAR Journal

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Federal animal welfare regulations and policies require compliance during animal research. But the methods used to oversee, assess, and ascertain compliance are left in the hands of the research institution and its institutional animal care and use committee (IACUC). Differences in institutional cultures, research goals, individuals responsible for animal care and use activities and oversight, and availability of financial and personnel resources have given rise to a variety of institution-specific mechanisms for ensuring compliance with the federal requirements and specifically with IACUC-approved animal research activities. In recent years one such mechanism, postapproval monitoring (PAM), has risen in popularity. An often cited topic in animal welfare-related conferences and periodicals, it is well on its way to becoming a compliance standard. However, it is but one mechanism for ensuring postapproval compliance and is not required by the federal animal welfare regulations. In this article we describe alternative mechanisms for ensuring compliance with IACUC-approved animal research through the use of program oversight enhancements (POE) in the context of an institution's animal care and use program. We present these enhancements in a way that allows readers to pick and choose those of interest. While these methods may not be feasible at all institutions, adopting even a few should improve a program's ability to ensure compliance with approved animal research and reduce the need for an aggressive and formal postapproval monitoring process.

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Section: Federally Mandated Mechanismsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Program Oversight Enhancements (POE): The Big PAM

Plante¹,

James²

2008

ILAR Journal

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“…The results obtained for the correlations of momenta and for the sizes and shapes of the interaction regions are reasonable. For reviews see [5] and [6]. In spite of this success many difficulties remain.…”

Section: The Gglp Contributionmentioning

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“…Then we correct for the Bose-Einstein correlations in order to obtain results comparable with experiment. This approach has its defects as discussed in the Introduction (see also [5], [6]), but for lack of a better idea it is widely used. As our starting point for the distinguishable particles we use an independent production model (cf [8], [9], [10] and references contained there).…”

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Bose-Einstein Correlations in High Energy Multiple Particle Production Processes

Zalewski

Theoretical Physics Fin De Siècle

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Web searches for laboratory animal medicine: using the “mouse” for access to online resources

DenHouter

Hankenson

2006

Lab Anim

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Laboratory animal medicine professionals must be able to integrate information from a variety of sources to make sound decisions. To address concerns from preveterinary and veterinary students that information about the specialty is difficult to locate, the authors examined the utility of electronic search engines to provide links to appropriate websites of significant educational value to the field. They assembled this reference document to assist veterinary students, residents, and postdoctoral fellows in the acquisition of online texts, journals, newsletters, government regulations, and other sources of current information as they relate specifically to laboratory animal medicine.

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Engaging the IACUC through comprehensive training

Cited by 3 publications

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Program Oversight Enhancements (POE): The Big PAM

Program Oversight Enhancements (POE): The Big PAM

Bose-Einstein Correlations in High Energy Multiple Particle Production Processes

Web searches for laboratory animal medicine: using the “mouse” for access to online resources

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