or ETS 123 which go beyond the minimums required by law. AAALAC does publish "position statements" that can be used as supplemental guidelines in dealing with certain
The Council on Accreditation has used all three documents for several years and their adoption by AAALAC International's Board of Directors as primary standards signifies the importance of these performance-based guidelines in the accreditation process. AAALAC's Rules of Accreditation state "The accreditable unit shall
search vol I, a survey of scientific and ethical issues for investigators. Cleveland: CRC Press, 1990. Waynforth HB, Flecknell PA. Experimental and surgical techniques in the rat. San Diego, Calif. Ac- ademic Press Inc, 1992. Anesthesiology. Flecknell PA. Laboratory animal anesthesia; an introduction for research workers
In the United States, many organizations involved in animal research have published their own guidelines related to animal care, use, or specific procedures. The most well known is the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (the Guide), published by the National Research Council, and most recently revised in
AAALAC International relies on Three Primary Standards used by the Council to evaluate programs: the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (the Guide, NRC 2011); the Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching (the Ag Guide, FASS 2010); and the European Convention for
AAALAC now using Three Primary Standards. The Council on Accreditation has used all three documents for several years and their adoption by AAALAC's governing body as primary standards signifies the importance of these performance based guidelines in the accreditation process.
Euthanasia. (Note: At its September 2013 meeting, AAALAC International's Council on Accreditation adopted the "AVMA Guidelines for the Euthanasia of Animals: 2013 Edition" as an AAALAC Reference Resource with one clarification and one exception noted on the first page of the document.)
This document is to provide guidelines for the veterinary care of laboratory animals and was prepared by the Federation of European. Laboratory Animal Science Associations. (FELASA), the European Society of. Laboratory Animal Veterinarians (ESLAV) and the European College of Laboratory. Animal Medicine (ECLAM).
Guidelines to the Use of Wild Birds in Research. Notes regarding this Reference Resource: *This reference was adopted by the Council on Accreditation with the following clarification and exceptions: Clarification: This reference endorses the use of thoracic compression in small wild birds as acceptable with condition.
The Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (Guide), Eighth Edition (National Research Council 2011), shall serve as a basic guide to the establishment of specific standards for accreditation. AAALAC International may establish standards based on prevailing directives, conventions and guidelines of the country

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