Learning objectives
- Knowing the different levels of severity of procedures
- Differentiating between prospective and actual severity
- Knowing how to assess a degree of severity in relation to ethics
Specialist training
Remote| Duration | 3.5 hours |
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| Sessions | 03 Dec 2026 |
| Timetable | from 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. |
| Access times Response within 48 hours | |
Organisations
- Inter-company sessions on the agenda
- In-company sessions on request
- Can be organised face-to-face
Instructor(s)
Jean-Marie HELIES
Veterinary researcher, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris
The seriousness of experimental procedures involving animals, has a direct impact on animal welfare and the social acceptability of research projects.
Assessing their severity, whether prospective or real, is a fundamental step in ensuring regulatory compliance and respect for ethical principles.
By integrating these skills, participants will be better prepared to design and evaluate ethically responsible projects.
Who is this course for?
Target audience
- Project designers, Ethics Committee
Prerequisites
- No
Programme
- Context and national statistics
- Definition of procedures
- Principle for assessing the seriousness of procedures
- Prospective and actual severity
- Consequences of the degree of severity
Teaching resources
- Theoretical contributions
- Participatory exercises
- Teaching support sent by e-mail
Assessment procedures
Assessment of knowledge in the form of a questionnaire leading to a training certificate
Prices
- Sessions on the agenda: 120 EXCLUDING VAT / participant
- Other: on request
Accessibility
- Disabled access: Adaptation to your needs on request
- Admission procedure : Entry questionnaire