Research Animal Welfare & Scientific Integrity: An AAALAC International Perspective John F. Bradfield, DVM, PhD, DACLAM Senior Director, AAALAC International.

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Research Animal Welfare & Scientific Integrity: An AAALAC International Perspective John F. Bradfield, DVM, PhD, DACLAM Senior Director, AAALAC International

Agenda  Welfare and Science  Review AAALAC trend data  Common challenges

Why Animal Welfare in Science Matters  Ethical Imperative  Society  Veterinarians  Scientific Integrity  Healthy, well-cared for animals + properly designed studies = better science

Welfare and Scientific Integrity  Animals with subclinical disease….  Post-procedural pain relief….  Prompt veterinary care…..  Appropriate environment….  Space - pens/ cages  Social housing  Enrichment  Husbandry  Illumination  HVAC function

AAALAC Mission  ……enhances the quality of research, teaching, and testing by promoting humane, responsible animal care and use…..  Accreditation  Voluntary  Confidential  Peer-review  Site visit every 3 years

Number of Accredited Programs

Accredited Institutions in 41 Countries/ Regions North America 74% Europe 9% Latin America/ Caribbean ~1% Africa.3% Middle East.3% Pacific Rim 15%

Demographics - proportion of accredited units by industry sector

Findings - Trends  671 site visits  4815 findings – described at the exit briefing….

Two Categories of Findings….  Mandatory – a deficiency that must be corrected in order to maintain (or attain) full accreditation  Suggestion for Improvement (SFI) – a deficiency that if corrected would improve the program, but correction is not essential to maintaining full accreditation status

Analysis of Findings

IACUC-Related Findings

Protocol Review

Vet Care Findings Clinical care……………………………41% Drug use/ storage………………….34% Vet authority/ qualifications….11% Procedures….71% Analgesia/anesthetic use…..89%

Animal Environment - Findings Social housing……93% Food/ water…………………..32% Husbandry procedures…..25% Monitoring effectiveness……48%

Physical Plant - Facilities HVAC report……………….25% Environ. monitoring……21% Temp./ hum. control…..20% Directional airflow……..18%

Occupational Health & Safety

Analysis - Global Regions

Overall Mandatory issues – by Region RegionPrevalence  North America…… 0.5 (1 in 2 site visits)  Europe…………… 0.86 (8 in 10 site visits)  Pacific Rim……… (> 1 each site visit)

Veterinary Care Mandatory Issues RegionPrevalence  North America…… 0.05 (1 in 20)  Europe…………… 0.08 (1 in 13)  Pacific Rim……… (1 in 5)

Animal Environment - Mandatory Issues RegionPrevalence  North America…… 0.08 (1 in 13)  Europe…………… 0.13 (1 in 8)  Pacific Rim……… (1 in 8)

IACUC/OB - Mandatory Issues RegionPrevalence  North America…… 0.09 (1 in 11)  Europe…………… 0.08 (1 in 13)  Pacific Rim……… (1 in 3)

Physical Plant - Mandatory Issues RegionPrevalence  North America…….0.10 (1 in 10)  Europe…………… 0.22 (1 in 5)  Pacific Rim……… (1 in 14)

OHSP- Mandatory Issues RegionPrevalence  North America…….0.12 (1 in 8)  Europe…………… 0.13 (1 in 8)  Pacific Rim……… (1 in 5)

Summary  Common challenges include  IACUC/ OB - protocol review/ policies  Vet care – vet medical care/ euth./ p/d  Animal env. – social management/ husbandry/ sanitation  Physical plant – HVAC!  OHS – personnel protection/ workplace risk assessment

Summary  Issues that impact animal welfare, impact scientific integrity:  IACUC/OB review  Social housing  Pain and distress  Injury, disease, subclinical disease  Animal environment and husbandry

Advocate for the animal – Value the science