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2023 PRIM&R Annual Conference

Transnational Research Collaborations

ACU Program Management

IACUC Administration/Management and Process

C21 - [ON-DEMAND] Foreign Regulations That Matter to American Programs

Monday, December 4, 2023
3:45 PM – 4:45 PM ET
On-Demand Session IACUC/Animal Care and Use Deep Dive Series CPIA Accredited
This session will be offered on-demand only for in-person PRIMR23 attendees registered for this day, and PRIMR23/SBER23 Virtual Meeting registrants; there is no live interaction.

Most animal care and use programs and leaders are concerned with 'our program' and compliance with the Guide and USDA Animal Welfare Act and Regulations, but the COVID-19 pandemic has clearly illustrated that everything is a global matter. As demonstrated by AAALAC, nonhuman animal welfare concerns are global, and for those using nonhumananimals in the US, working with foreign programs can feel, at times, difficult, due to the slight differences among different countries. This session will highlight the similarities and differences nonhuman animal welfare regulation and nonhuman animal import/export between programs in the US with other parts of the world.

Learning Objectives:

  • Highlight similarities and differences in animal welfare regulations, predominantly in Europe and Asia
  • Identify areas in which American research facilities can learn from European and Asian counterparts