Reduction Search Strategies for Animal Research Melissa A. Ratajeski, MLIS, RLAT Health Sciences Library System, University of Pittsburgh Federal Regulations.

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Reduction Search Strategies for Animal Research Melissa A. Ratajeski, MLIS, RLAT Health Sciences Library System, University of Pittsburgh Federal Regulations Information Requirements of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) Code of Federal Regulations Title 9, Chapter 1, Subtitle A, Animal Welfare …the IACUC shall determine that the principal investigator (PI) has considered alternatives to procedures that may cause more than momentary or slight pain or distress to the animals. …the IACUC shall determine that the principal investigator (PI) has considered alternatives to procedures that may cause more than momentary or slight pain or distress to the animals. Consideration of Alternatives to Painful/Distress Procedures USDA/ Animal Care Policy #12 …the performance of a database search remains the most effective and efficient method for demonstrating compliance with the requirement to consider alternatives to painful/distressful procedures. 3 Rs Literature searches should be conducted using the 3 Rs as a guide. Literature searches should be conducted using the 3 Rs as a guide. Russell and Burch introduce the 3 Rs in their classic publication The Principles of Humane Experimental Technique. Russell and Burch introduce the 3 Rs in their classic publication The Principles of Humane Experimental Technique. Refinement: Use techniques and protocols that reduce pain and distress Refinement: Use techniques and protocols that reduce pain and distress Replacement: Substitute animals with non-animal models or lower organisms Replacement: Substitute animals with non-animal models or lower organisms Reduction: Minimize the number of animals used without compromising statistical power Reduction: Minimize the number of animals used without compromising statistical power REPLACED REDUCED AWIC Suggested Search Strategies The Animal Welfare Information Center (AWIC) suggests utilizing a two phase approach when searching databases for animal alternatives. The Animal Welfare Information Center (AWIC) suggests utilizing a two phase approach when searching databases for animal alternatives. Phase I: Reduction and Refinement Phase I: Reduction and Refinement Retrieves citations pertinent to PIs field of study and Retrieves citations pertinent to PIs field of study and includes information on surgical techniques and common includes information on surgical techniques and common animal models used. animal models used. Phase II: Replacement Phase II: Replacement Retrieves citations addressing potential alternatives such as Retrieves citations addressing potential alternatives such as computer simulation, cadavers, animals lower on the computer simulation, cadavers, animals lower on the phylogenetic scale, etc. phylogenetic scale, etc. REFINED Methods To retrieve bibliographic information regarding animal alternatives for a study investigating the use of ultrasound to visualize arteriosclerosis in the rabbit animal model, literature searches were conducted in the databases: To retrieve bibliographic information regarding animal alternatives for a study investigating the use of ultrasound to visualize arteriosclerosis in the rabbit animal model, literature searches were conducted in the databases: OVID MEDLINE OVID MEDLINE OVID Agricola OVID Agricola Embase.com Embase.com Results from a search utilizing the Phase I AWIC model were examined for relevancy and compared with results retrieved with novel reduction search strategies, shown in this poster. Results from a search utilizing the Phase I AWIC model were examined for relevancy and compared with results retrieved with novel reduction search strategies, shown in this poster. Novel search strategies aimed for high recall versus precision. Novel search strategies aimed for high recall versus precision. Results The majority of articles retrieved with the AWIC Phase I approach were relevant to the researcher, as they contained information regarding: The majority of articles retrieved with the AWIC Phase I approach were relevant to the researcher, as they contained information regarding: specific surgical techniques (refinement) specific surgical techniques (refinement) various models for arteriosclerosis research (replacement) various models for arteriosclerosis research (replacement) animal sample size (possible reduction) animal sample size (possible reduction) However, most of these articles did not thoroughly address any methodologies to reduce the number of animals used in the study. However, most of these articles did not thoroughly address any methodologies to reduce the number of animals used in the study. In comparison, articles retrieved using the novel search strategies focused on ways to reduce animal numbers through such methods as: In comparison, articles retrieved using the novel search strategies focused on ways to reduce animal numbers through such methods as: employing factorial research designs employing factorial research designs using non-invasive imaging techniques using non-invasive imaging techniques and/or discussed the general concept of the 3 Rs and/or discussed the general concept of the 3 Rs Conclusion The AWA requires PIs to put forth a good faith effort to locate animal research alternatives. In order to meet these requirements, PIs and/or information professionals need to employ a combination of search strategies, including the AWIC approach and strategies utilizing statistical terminology. The AWA requires PIs to put forth a good faith effort to locate animal research alternatives. In order to meet these requirements, PIs and/or information professionals need to employ a combination of search strategies, including the AWIC approach and strategies utilizing statistical terminology. OVID Medline Search Strategy Adjacency statements with reduction keywords Adjacency statements with reduction keywords (((rabbit$ or animal$) adj3 (reduc$ or fewer or less or decrease$) adj3 (number$ or research or laboratory)).mp.) and exp research/ (((rabbit$ or animal$) adj3 (reduc$ or fewer or less or decrease$) adj3 (number$ or research or laboratory)).mp.) and exp research/ ((animal$ or rabbit$) and reduc$).ti,hw. and (alternatives or experimentation).hw. ((animal$ or rabbit$) and reduc$).ti,hw. and (alternatives or experimentation).hw. Statistical subject headings--terms were not exploded or focused Statistical subject headings--terms were not exploded or focused research design/ research design/ sample size/ sample size/ Adjacency statements with statistical keywords Adjacency statements with statistical keywords ((power or sample) adj2 size$).ti. ((power or sample) adj2 size$).ti. ((statistic$ or power) adj2 analys$).ti. ((statistic$ or power) adj2 analys$).ti. ((statistic$ adj2 (significance or power)).ti. ((statistic$ adj2 (significance or power)).ti. Note: Statistical keywords and subject headings should be combined (Boolean operator AND) with terminology from the specific research study and subject heading words relating to the 3 Rs such as alternative, for the best retrieval. OVID Agricola Search Strategy Adjacency statements with reduction keywords Adjacency statements with reduction keywords (((animal$ or rabbit$) adj5 (reduc$ or fewer or less or decreas$)).ti.) and "laboratory and experimental animals".cc. (((animal$ or rabbit$) adj5 (reduc$ or fewer or less or decreas$)).ti.) and "laboratory and experimental animals".cc. (((animal$ or rabbit$) adj2 (reduc$ or fewer or less or decreas$)).ab.) and "laboratory and experimental animals".cc. (((animal$ or rabbit$) adj2 (reduc$ or fewer or less or decreas$)).ab.) and "laboratory and experimental animals".cc. Animal experiment subject heading Animal experiment subject heading animal use reduction and "laboratory and experimental animals".cc. animal use reduction and "laboratory and experimental animals".cc. Statistical subject headings--terms were not exploded or focused Statistical subject headings--terms were not exploded or focused experimental design/ experimental design/ data collection/ data collection/ sampling/ sampling/ Adjacency statements with statistical keywords Adjacency statements with statistical keywords ((power or sample) adj2 size$).mp. ((power or sample) adj2 size$).mp. ((statistic$ or power) adj2 analys$).mp. ((statistic$ or power) adj2 analys$).mp. (statistic$ adj2 (significance or power)).mp. (statistic$ adj2 (significance or power)).mp. Note: Statistical keywords and subject headings should be combined (boolean operator AND) with terminology from the specific research study, for the best retrieval. Embase.com Search Strategy Title field search (combine with Emtree terms below to increase precision) Title field search (combine with Emtree terms below to increase precision) (rabbit* or animal*) and (reduc* or fewer or less or decreas*) (rabbit* or animal*) and (reduc* or fewer or less or decreas*) Statistical Emtree terms--extensive search (combine with research terminology for additional retrieval) Statistical Emtree terms--extensive search (combine with research terminology for additional retrieval) experimental design experimental design statistical analysis statistical analysis data analysis data analysis Animal experiment Emtree terms Animal experiment Emtree terms experimental animal (do not explode) experimental animal (do not explode) animal welfare (extensive search) animal welfare (extensive search) Note: adjacency statements are not easy completed in Embase.com, and therefore were not used in this database. Sample of Retrieved Article Titles Dutch University scientists increase research productivity using fewer animals per project. (Hagelin, Carlsson, & Hau) Dutch University scientists increase research productivity using fewer animals per project. (Hagelin, Carlsson, & Hau) Fundamental steps in experimental design for animal studies. (de Aguilar-Nascimento) Fundamental steps in experimental design for animal studies. (de Aguilar-Nascimento) Good experimental design and statistics can save animals, but how can it be promoted? (Festing) Good experimental design and statistics can save animals, but how can it be promoted? (Festing) Guidelines for the design and statistical analysis of experiments using laboratory animals. ( Festing & Altman) Guidelines for the design and statistical analysis of experiments using laboratory animals. ( Festing & Altman) Introduction to the 3Rs (refinement, reduction and replacement). (Guhad) Introduction to the 3Rs (refinement, reduction and replacement). (Guhad) Instrumentation aspects of animal PET. (Tai & Laforest) Instrumentation aspects of animal PET. (Tai & Laforest) Reduction by well-defined objectives. (Fry) Reduction by well-defined objectives. (Fry) Reduction strategies in animal research: a review of scientific approaches at the intra-experimental, supra-experimental and extra- experimental levels. (de Boo & Hendriksen) Reduction strategies in animal research: a review of scientific approaches at the intra-experimental, supra-experimental and extra- experimental levels. (de Boo & Hendriksen) Sample size determination. (Dell, Holleran, & Ramakrishnan) Sample size determination. (Dell, Holleran, & Ramakrishnan) A singly housed non-human primate becomes pair housed. This refined housing condition more closely resembles the animals natural habitat. Photos courtesy: Animal Welfare Institute A rabbit animal model is replaced with a computer simulation model. Left photo courtesy: Animal Welfare Institute The number of rats needed for a toxicology study is reduced without compromising statistical power. statistics/ statistics/ data interpretation, statistical/ data interpretation, statistical/ statistical analysis/ statistical analysis/ group size/ group size/ factorial design factorial design sample size sample size