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1 online resource (901 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Foreword ; Preface to the Second Edition ; Editors ; Contributors ; Reviewers ; Section I : Introduction/Historical Overview; Chapter 1: Evolution of Laboratory Animal Program Management ; Conclusion ; Section II : Developing a Collaborative Culture of Caring; Chapter 2: Culture of Care: Organizational Responsibilities ; Introduction ; Organizational Commitment ; Designing a Culture of Care ; Key Characteristics of a Culture of Care ; Structure ; Human-Animal Bond and Staff Empowerment ; Communication ; Training ; Recognition |
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Auditing and Continuous Improvement Internal Audits and AAALAC Accreditation ; Reinforcement ; The 3Rs ; Conclusion ; Acknowledgments ; References ; Chapter 3: Fostering Collaborative Roles and Responsibilities for Members of an IACUC or Oversight Body ; Introduction ; The Program ; Establishing a Culture of Compliance, Conscience, and Respect ; The IACUC ; The Institutional Official ; The IACUC Chair ; The IACUC Administrator ; The Attending Veterinarian ; Conclusion ; References ; Chapter 4: Bioethics and Animal Use in Programs of Research, Teaching, and Testing ; Introduction |
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Relevant Historical Philosophical Approaches Regarding Animal Use Philosophical Concepts ; Utilitarianism ; Morally Relevant Difference between Humans and Animals ; Guidelines and Principles ; The 3Rs ; U.S. Government Principles for the Utilization and Care of Vertebrate Animals Used in Testing, Research, and Training ; NASA Sundowner Principles ; Religion ; Contemporary Issues ; Biomedical Activities Are Not Monolithic ; Changing the Legal Status of Animals ; Other Contemporary Issues ; Public Perceptions about the Use of Animals in Biomedical Activities |
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Media Portrayal of Animal Use in Biomedical Activities Value of Biomedical Activities Involving Animals ; Some Specific Examples of the Value of Animal-Based Medical Research ; Is History Prologue? ; Impact of Emerging Technologies ; Can Animal Use Be Prohibited? ; Application of Ethical Concerns of Oversight Bodies Such as Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees and Ethics Review Committees ; Risk (Harm) versus Benefit Assessment ; Role of Animal Care and Use Administrators, Directors, and Managers in Fostering Ethical and Compliant Programs |
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Application of Ethical Concerns by Other Institutional Individuals Value of External Review of Animal Care and Use Programs ; Conclusion ; Attachment I ; Selected Examples of the Laws and Regulations That May Apply to Biomedical Activities Conducted in the United States and Canada ; Other Import and Export of Animals ; State and Local Regulations ; Guidelines ; References ; Chapter 5: Behavioral Management Programs to Promote Laboratory Animal Welfare ; Introduction to Behavioral Management ; Constructs to Achieve with Behavioral Management ; Personnel Involved in Behavioral Management |
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Social Housing Program |
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Print version record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
(Heidbrink) Thompson, Gail A
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Norton, John N
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| ISBN |
9781498748452 |
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1498748457 |
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