IBISResearch: AOPS

Efficiency

The module streamlines animal management processes, reducing the time spent on administrative tasks such as data entry and protocol management, allowing researchers to focus more on their scientific work.

Compliance

By providing tools and resources to adhere to animal welfare regulations and institutional policies, the module ensures that researchers maintain compliance with ethical standards and regulatory requirements.

Transparency

Researchers can track the progress of their animal protocols and access feedback from reviewers, promoting transparency in the review process and enhancing accountability in animal research activities.

Communication and Collaboration

The module facilitates communication and collaboration among researchers, animal care staff, veterinarians,
and administrative personnel involved in animal operations, fostering a cohesive research environment.

Enhanced Animal Welfare

By promoting responsible and ethical conduct in animal research endeavors through easy access to guidelines and best practices, the module contributes to the improved welfare and humane treatment of research animals.

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The AOPS Animal Operations Module is a system designed to assist researchers who work with animals in managing their research activities efficiently, while ensuring compliance with regulations and ethical standards. It simplifies processes, improves communication, saves time, and enhances transparency in animal research operations.

The AOPS Animal Operations Module simplifies administrative tasks, ensures compliance with regulations and ethical standards, enhances communication, saves time, and provides increased transparency in animal research operations.

The AOPS Animal Operations Module is intended for Principal Investigators (PIs), study team members, animal care staff, veterinarians, and administrative personnel involved in animal research studies.

The AOPS Animal Operations Module will streamline administrative tasks, improve communication between stakeholders, save time, and enhance transparency in the review process, enabling effective management of animal research programs.

The AOPS Animal Operations Module was fully implemented by September 9, 2024

Yes, training is available in ULearn. Keyword: AOPS.

Yes, the AOPS Animal Operations Module will replace any existing animal research management systems currently in use.

Yes, the AOPS Animal Operations Module will be accessible on most web-enabled devices, including smartphones and tablets.

Yes, the AOPS Animal Operations Module is designed to facilitate collaboration between researchers involved in animal research studies.

The AOPS Animal Operations Module incorporates animal welfare regulations into its processes, helping ensure that animal research studies are conducted in compliance with ethical standards and regulatory requirements.

Yes, the AOPS Animal Operations Module improves the review process by streamlining administrative tasks, enhancing communication, and ensuring transparency, thereby reducing delays and improving overall efficiency.

No, the project team will transfer basic protocol information from your current system to the AOPS Animal Operations Module. Your involvement will primarily be to review and update the transferred data as necessary.

The relevant administrative office can provide information on the data import process and compatibility with your current system.

The AOPS Animal Operations Module can import various data related to protocols, including protocol information, animal details, and personnel information.

The relevant administrative office can provide information on the data import process and any potential impact on the integrity of your protocol data.

Yes, the AOPS Animal Operations Module includes data export functionality to facilitate data sharing and analysis.

The relevant administrative office can provide information on the availability of historical protocol data.