VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Animal Research: Ethics in Practice
*Expanded and Updated!
“Fantastic opportunity to ensure we are utilising best practice when it comes to understanding our roles and responsibilities as it relates to the oversight of use of animals in research and teaching.”
Justin Clarke, ANU Senior University Veterinarian
“I very much enjoyed the breadth of the course and the great number of relevant topics covered so well in a relatively short amount of time. There were many pearls of wisdom throughout, the ones you only get from someone with years of experience in leadership positions at the highest level. A ‘must do’ course for anyone involved in or interested in ethical processes governing animal research in Australia.”
Marc Ruitenberg, Associate Professor, University of Queensland
If you are a researcher, ethics advisor or animal ethics committee member, you have an individual responsibility in protecting the safety and welfare of animals involved in research.
You’re juggling a great deal in animal research – so navigating and keeping up to date with strict animal research legislation can be overwhelming.
You can access a solution to help reduce the burden of navigating these laws and regulations.
Led by animal research and ethics expert Tim Dyke, this workshop will help boost your confidence in applying ethical principles and legislation – so you can avoid risk in control.
You’ll also get the opportunity to hear from professionals in similar roles to you about how they apply this information in their daily roles, and will be provided with real life examples from our expert facilitator who has over 30 years’ experience in the field.
Being able to confidently navigate these laws and regulations is essential to assure compliance and avoid risk in your daily work.
You can claim 3 CPD points on completion of the workshop.
Who is this workshop for?
- Researchers
- Clinical Trial Coordinators
- Clinical Trial Managers
- Clinical Trial Assistants
- Animal Ethics committee members
- Animal Welfare Officers
- Animal Ethics Secretaries
- All ethics and governance staff
- Anyone involved in animal research
What will you learn?
On completion, you will be able to:
- Apply the guiding ethical principles, documents and state and territory legislation in your daily work to ensure compliance
- Understand how the application of an ‘ethics’ perspective improves your research quality and ensures animal welfare
- Identify the various regulatory guidelines that articulate the ethical principles for research that involves animals in Australia, and your role within these
- Understand the various stakeholders and their responsibilities, so you can take into account their needs and priorities and better engage them
- Strengthen relationships between research offices, animal ethics committees, researchers and animal care staff, influencing the effectiveness of your research
- Understand the animal ethics system in Australia and its purpose, role and function
- Make informed decisions regarding animal ethics applications, increasing the chance of approval
About the Facilitator
Dr Tim Dyke
Tim is a veterinarian and was previously a senior executive at the National Health and Medical Research Council, responsible for human and animal research ethics. He chaired the last NHMRC review of the Australian Code for the Care and Use of Animals for Scientific Purposes (2013).
Currently Tim chairs two animal ethics committees and is an executive coach at Leading Well Pty Ltd.
Price
$599pp plus GST
*Savings available for group enrolments and for PRAXIS partner organisations.
Next Virtual Workshop
Tuesday, 4th June 2024: 10.00am – 14.00pm
Need training on demand?
This session can also be conducted at your location for groups of 10 or more. Ask us about this today.
PRAXIS Australia has the right to cancel a training session (or move the event format online) due to unforeseen circumstances such as low registration/attendance numbers or changes in Government restrictions surrounding the ongoing COVID19 pandemic. For more information regarding our Cancellation Policy and your rights, please see our Student Terms and Conditions.
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