Guide to environmental health monitoring
Join Kerith Luchins & Dr Nikki Osborne for this ‘Guide to environmental health monitoring’ webinar on-demand.
Kerith (Director of Rodent Clinical Services, University of Chicago) discusses a systematic review of the scientific evidence behind environmental health monitoring (EHM) and shares her experience of implementing EHM as a replacement for rodent sentinels. She also answers questions from the audience.
Attend this event to learn about:
– why research institutions are increasingly replacing their soiled bedding sentinel rodents with environmental health monitoring (EHM);
– a systematic review of the scientific evidence behind EHM;
– common challenges and solutions including options for racks that have cage level filtration;
– free resources developed to support facilities to implement this replacement.
You will also have access to download session handouts including a PDF copy of the slideset.
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Attendees of this webinar may also be interested in our Mindset Training, our on-demand Improving Reproducibility Training or Animal Research Training, plus our live online Lab Research Publication School , Aquatic Animal Research Training or Statistical Analysis Training.
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