欧洲制药业及协会联合会研究与动物福利小组:在为科学目的使用动物的背景下评估 "关爱文化 "并设定基准。

IF 1.2 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Sally Robinson, Sue Sparrow, Bella Williams, Thierry Decelle, Thomas Bertelsen, Kirsty Reid, Magda Chlebus
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欧洲制药工业和协会联合会的研究与动物福利小组成员就动物护理和使用方面的 "关爱文化 "概念以及欧洲制药公司对该概念的理解和应用差异进行了反思。关爱文化 "一词在不同地区和组织中都有使用,但很少有明确的指标来支持工作实践。欧洲制药工业与协会联合会的研究与动物福利小组制定了一个框架,帮助各组织找出差距或潜在的改进领域,以支持积极的关爱文化。该框架是一种工具,确定了关爱文化的五个重点领域:公司价值观、机构层面的战略方针、实施结构、员工支持以及动物护理和程序。该框架旨在作为持续改进的辅助工具,强调良好实践的指标。我们希望它能为那些希望有条不紊地实施关爱文化的人提供思考点和想法,同时促进专业和战略方法的实施。为防止该框架成为 "打勾 "的工具,我们不能将其作为一种审计工具,而应将其作为一个起点,供大家思考和讨论如何在各个机构的环境和限制条件下体现关爱。
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The European Federation of the Pharmaceutical Industry and Associations' Research and Animal Welfare Group: Assessing and benchmarking 'Culture of Care' in the context of using animals for scientific purpose.

The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations' Research and Animal Welfare group members reflected on the concept of a Culture of Care in relation to animal care and use and on differences in its understanding and application across European pharmaceutical companies. The term 'Culture of Care' is used across different regions and organizations but rarely with any defined indicators to support working practice. The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations' Research and Animal Welfare group has developed a framework to help organizations identify gaps or potential areas for improvement in support of a positive Culture of Care. The framework is a tool that identifies five areas of focus for a Culture of Care: company values; strategic approach at establishment level; implementation structures; staff support; and animal care and procedures. The framework is intended as an aid for continuous improvement, highlighting where indicators of good practice are present. We expect it to provide points of reflection and ideas for those looking to implement a Culture of Care in a structured way, while facilitating a professional and strategic approach. To prevent it supporting a 'tick-box' exercise, the framework must not be used as an auditing tool, but as a starting point for consideration and discussion about how care manifests within the context and constraints of individual establishments.

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