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The University of Connecticut Health Center’s Animal Care Committee (ACC) is the Health Center's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). The ACC is committed to the humane care and use of laboratory animals. The ACC has oversight of all animal-related activities performed at the Health Center. It is the responsibility of the ACC to ensure that all work performed with research laboratory animals used at the Health Center complies with all applicable federal, state, and institutional laws, policies, and guidelines.
Our PHS assurance number is A3471-01 and the effective dates are 4/10/06 - 4/30/10. Our USDA Registration Number is 16-R-0025
NOTICES:
2006 Assurance of Compliance with the PHS Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals Additional Institutional/Program Documentation for Granting Agencies (e.g., DOD grants) A Guide to the Administration of Substances and Removal of Blood, Including Routes and Volumes Animal Care Committee Meeting Schedule 2008 Animal Users- List of Animal Users with Training Dates and OHS Enrollment Dates- Please note: to use this database, you must have a valid UCHC username and password. The following must be placed immediately before your user name in order to access the document: UCHC\ Animal Users Training Handbook Animal Users Initial Training Schedule Animal Users Refresher (on-line) Training Information Deadlines for protocol and modification submissions Examples- help for filling out the animal care and use protocol Federal, State, Local, and Institutional Polices Governing Animal Use at UCHC How to Submit New Animal Care and Use Protocol Applications and Modifications to Approved Protocols Methods to reduce animal numbers and obtain valid results NHP exposure- immediate first aid steps NHP exposure (e.g., bite, scratch)- specimen handling Occupational Health and Safety When Working With Laboratory Animals Recommended Websites- Resources Regulatory Overview Chart (what you have to do before you do what you want to do) Search For Alternatives To Painful and/or Distressful Procedures- A Reference Guide
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