Bridging Generations The Synergy Of Science And Care In Animal Research
Presented by
Charles P. France, PhD and Logan K France, DVM, DACLAM.
This presentation will delve into the investigator-veterinarian relationship, showcasing how effective collaboration between researchers and veterinarians can advance scientific discoveries while ensuring the highest standards of animal welfare.
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“Wilding” of Laboratory Mouse Gut Microbiota at GSU
Presented by
Michael W. Hart, DVM, MS, DACLAM
Rex A. Howard, DVM, DACLAM
For the past several years, one of Georgia State University’s (GSU) investigators (who studies inflammation and translational immunology) has had an ongoing study concerning the “wilding” of the laboratory mouse gut microbiota. We will discuss the mechanisms of wilding utilized, the success of the mechanism realized (shift in gut microbiota and immune phenotype), applications of the model, as well as challenges along the way.
The Regulations, Policies, and Procedures for Caring About Your People
Presented by
Jarrod Nichol, MBA, PMP, CLSSBB
This presentation will focus on developing internal policies and procedures specifically for your staff. We will discuss some quick wins that can help set your animal care program on the path to true employee engagement that will have a huge positive impact on your overall animal care program.
What Type of Water Should Our Research Animals Drink, and Why?
Presented by
Robert C. Dysko, DVM, DACLAM
In this session, Robert C. Dysko, DVM, DACLAM, will provide background information on possible water sources as well as present options and recommendations regarding available methods to treat and condition drinking water at an institution.
6 Simple Tips That Will Significantly Improve Rodent Surgical Outcomes Webinar
Presented by
Marcel Perret-Gentil, DVM, MS
Participants will discover six simple but impactful tips to significantly improve surgical outcomes. This presentation is designed for individuals with minimal or no rodent surgical skills and is also a valuable opportunity for those with considerable experience wanting to improve outcomes as well as teach such key principles.
Reproducibility Of Animal Studies
Presented by
Nuno Henrique Franco, PhD
Frequent failure of clinical trials based on preclinical findings raises questions about the translational value of animal models. However, estimating the predictive validity of animal models is hindered by most ‘positive results’ being a consequence of methodological failures and uncontrolled biases, rather than treatment effects.
The Use of Performance Standards in the AAALAC Accreditation Process
Presented by
Javier Guillén, DVM
In this session, the use of performance standards by AAALAC International and institutional animal care and use programs, in general, will be discussed, as an example to follow for professionals and institutions participating in the AAALAC accreditation program or just willing to implement effective practices.