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Evaluation On-Demand Video

2024 PRIM&R Annual Conference

IACUC Review

ACU/IACUC Program Management and Administration

A13 - IACUC SOS! Evaluating Difficult Protocols By Optimizing Your Review Toolkit

Monday, November 18, 2024
10:30 AM – 11:45 AM PT
Location: Room 333-334
Live Session Recorded ACU/IACUC Live Streamed Session Learning Lab Series CPIA Accredited
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Evaluating certain protocols can be challenging. This session aims to streamline and improve the quality of IACUC review by optimizing a review toolkit (e.g., ad hocs, pilot studies, etc.). Speakers will also discuss how to handle funded protocols that don't align with institutional goals, and how to streamline development, review, and updates to local performance standards and SOPs.

Learning Objectives:

  • Discuss challenging IACUC protocols (e.g., those where animal impacts are poorly characterized, those where there is limited expertise with the procedures and/or species, those where the risk/benefit analysis produces unclear results, and those where there are institutional concerns with perception or risk)
  • Review resources and approaches the IACUC can use to effectively evaluate, and monitor these activities (e.g., use of ad hocs, pilot projects, development/use of performance standards, and development/evaluation of SOPs and institutional policies)
  • Develop strategies to streamline use of these approaches and promote buy-in from investigators and institutional leadership