Skip to main content
PRIMR23 SBER23 Main banner
Icon Legend
Presentation Icons
Pre-Reg Required
Pre-Reg Required
Additional Fee
Additional Fee
Livestreaming Session Icon
Livestreaming Session Icon
Live Session Recorded
Live Session Recorded
On-Demand Session
On-Demand Session
CIP Accredited
CIP Accredited
CPIA Accredited
CPIA Accredited
Call for Session Proposal
Call for Session Proposal
Human Subjects Research
Human Subjects Research
IACUC/Animal Care and Use
IACUC/Animal Care and Use
Crossover
Crossover
Institutional Leadership
Institutional Leadership
Workshop Series
Workshop Series
Thought Leader Series
Thought Leader Series
Deep Dive Series
Deep Dive Series
Learning Lab Series
Learning Lab Series
Networking Series
Networking Series
Vendor Insight Series
Vendor Insight Series
Pillars of PRIM&R Poster Award
Pillars of PRIM&R Poster Award
Poster Icons
Record Session Icon
Record Session Icon
Pre-Reg Required
Pre-Reg Required
Part I/II
Part I/II
CSP Icon
CSP Icon
Livestreaming Session Icon
Livestreaming Session Icon
Prerecorded Session Icon
Prerecorded Session Icon
CIP Accredited
CIP Accredited
Pillars Icon
Pillars Icon
Back

2023 PRIM&R Annual Conference

ACU Program Management

Flexibility and Innovation in Research Oversight Processes

Oversight of Non-Typical Animals and Situations

F19 - [IN-PERSON ONLY] One Health, One Welfare: Special Considerations for Wildlife Studies and Field Projects

Wednesday, December 6, 2023
10:15 AM – 11:15 AM ET
Location: Room 209 BC
Crossover Call for Session Proposal Deep Dive Series CPIA Accredited
This session is being held in-person only at PRIMR23. It will not be recorded for on-demand access or for the PRIMR23/SBER23 Virtual Meeting.

One Health is defined as the achievement of optimal health outcomes by recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment. Frequently, the principles of One Health are embraced by a variety of other disciplines, including the review of animal use activities, even though the adoption of a One Health approach may not be explicitly acknowledged. The One Health approach is especially suited to the review of wildlife studies and field projects because of the unique challenges that these studies often present, thus necessitating a more holistic, multidisciplinary, collaborative review strategy that includes biosafety and occupational health and safety components.

Learning Objectives:

  • Discuss the connection between nonhuman animal welfare and One Health
  • Explore the unique challenges to human health and safety that wildlife studies and field projects may present
  • Assess the current capabilities of IACUCs to evaluate the biosafety and occupational health and safety concerns that wildlife studies and field projects may present