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IACUC Application Forms
The IACUC application is a word processing document available
in Word or WordPerfect format. To fill out an application, choose
your format, and click on the appropriate link. At the prompt,
choose "save it to disk" to complete the form in a word processing
program saved on your hard drive. The shaded areas in the proposal
are text boxes designed to accommodate responses within the
body of the application. As you type your answers, the text
boxes will expand as needed. When completed, it is advisable
to save a copy of the completed proposal, as it is possible
that the IACUC may ask you to revise it following review.
Other
Forms
IACUC Teaching Protocol
for Animal Use in Non-Invasive, Non-Painful Teaching, Observations,
or Demonstrations
Teaching Addendum Request
The IACUC has
approved the type protocol below for simple teaching activities.
For clarification on when and how to use this addendum,
please contact the Research Compliance Office at 532-3224.
Modifications
Modifications
to Approved IACUC Activities (PDF format)
For minor modifications: Submit a letter (preferably on an official letterhead) explaining the modifications in detail and to what section of the protocol they apply to. Also, please state in your letter that nothing else has changed with your protocol with the exception of these minor modifcations.
For major modifications: Please resubmit your original approved IACUC protocol with the changes integrated into the appropriate protocol sections. It is required that the changes be denoted somehow from the original protocol text (bold face, different font or size) so that they are easily discernable from the original text.
Food Animal Feeding or Production Activities “Blanket Protocol” Modification Request
Modification Request for Animal Use in Non-Invasive, Non-Painful Food Animal Feeding or Production Activities (Requires an approved Blanket Protocol)
The IACUC must review and approve animal care and use activities prior to initiation of the activity. Food animal feeding or production trials frequently involve large numbers of animals using standardized procedures with changes only in ingredients or additives. It is difficult to predict all of the potential variations of a feeding trial that may be performed.
Consequently, in order to facilitate the submittal and review of food animal feeding trials involving large numbers of animals, investigators can:
- Submit a request for a “blanket protocol” that describes the overall activity in broad terms. The blanket protocol, submitted on the standard application form will be reviewed and approved by the IACUC.
- Then when the specific ingredients, additives, or variables are determined, a modification request on the simplified form can be submitted. Because the blanket protocol has been approved, the modification request will be considered a “minor modification” and can be quickly approved by Chair of the IACUC.
Pain & Distress Example Forms
Non-Duplication
Mandatory Training
The Animal Welfare Act and the PHS Policy require that personnel
are appropriately trained in animal care and use, and that the training
is documented. The P.I. is responsible for ensuring that all study
personnel have completed appropriate animal care and use training.
Prior to final approval of an animal care and use protocol, the
IACUC requires completion of required online training modules for
all personnel listed as participating in the proposed animal care
and use activity. Consequently, in order to avoid delays in final
approval, please advise your technicians and/or collaborators that
they must complete the required online training modules in a timely
manner. The URCO will maintain documentation of completion of the
online training in a database, and will cross-reference training
for designated participants prior to final protocol approval. Any
person listed in Section VII. Investigator and Technician Qualifications
/Training of the IACUC Application for Approval Form, will be expected
to complete required training modules.
Upon receipt of your proposal, the URCO will contact you regarding
the training modules that will be mandatory before final IACUC approval
of your proposed activity. Training Module 1, Introduction and Overview
of Research Involving Animals is mandatory for all persons involved
in research, training or testing with animals at KSU. Additional
training modules are targeted for species or procedures specific
to your proposed activity.
The required online modules are a minimum training requirement.
Other more targeted and specific procedural training may also be
necessary for a proposed activity, e.g., vessel cannulations, biopsies,
etc. Maintaining documentation for training beyond the minimum online
requirement is the responsibility of the PI.
Click
Here to Go to the IACUC Training Modules Section
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