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Ethical guidelines for students in laboratory classes using animals or animal tissues – ANZCCART (December 2013)

Posted by Dr Gary Allen in Animal Ethics on May 12, 2022
Keywords: Animal ethics, Animal handling, Animal housing, Animal Research Ethics, Animal Welfare, ANZCCART, Australia, Good practice, Guidance, Institutional responsibilities, New Zealand, Research integrity, Researcher responsibilities

The Linked Original Item was Posted On December, 20 2013

A medical research student examines laboratory mice kept in a glass cage. she works in a light laboratory.

Introduction

This guideline was produced by ANZCCART in 2013.  Institutions have a key role in terms of the capacity building, professional development and mentoring of students operating within laboratories and scientific spaces.  These ANZCCART guidelines and resources provide an excellent basis for institutional policies, procedures, professional development material and other guidance material

The use of animals or animal tissues in laboratory classes is a privilege that brings with it responsibilities. These responsibilities go well beyond the need to avoid cruelty to animals and involve a genuine commitment to their welfare and a respect for the contribution they make to your learning. Outlined below are principles to consider in helping you to meet these responsibilities and to derive maximum benefit from the use of animals in laboratory classes.

Principles to consider

1. Consider why animals or animal tissues are being used in the laboratory

2. Consider the requirements for animal welfare and animal handling

3. Consider the regulatory environment

4. Consider your own views in using animals or animal tissues in the laboratory 

5. Consider your responsibility to make sure that good use is made of the learning opportunity

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Ethical guidelines for students in laboratory classes using animals or animal tissues
The use of animals or animal tissues in laboratory classes is a
privilege that brings with it responsibilities. These responsibilities go
well beyond the need to avoid cruelty to animals and involve a
genuine commitment to their welfare and a respect for the contribution
they make to your learning.

 

Related Reading

ANZCCART Fact Sheets (September 2020)

(UK) NC3Rs – National Centre for the Replacement Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (Website)

The science of animal behavior and welfare: challenges, opportunities, and global perspective (Resource: Jeremy N. Marchant-Forde | May 2015)

Principles and guidelines for the care and use of non-human primates for scientific purposes (NHMRC | September 2016)

Best practice methodology in the use of animals for scientific purposes 2017 (Updated July 2018), (NHMRC, et al | July 2018)

Guidelines to promote the wellbeing of animals used for scientific purposes: The assessment and alleviation of pain and distress in research animals (2008) (NHMRC, et al | May 2008)

Australian code for the care and use of animals for scientific purposes (NHMRC, et al | June 2021)

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