Risk-Specific Garbing Procedures for Non-Human Primate Facilities
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1 Risk-Specific Garbing Procedures for Non-Human Primate Facilities University of Pittsburgh Department of Environmental Health & Safety Katy Board, Heather Peffer, Molly Stitt-Fischer, and Jay Frerotte
2 Garbing procedures for Non-Human Primate (NHP) Facilities prior to April 2011 Driven by the highest risk procedure in NHP Facility Within one NHP behavioral area this included: o Liquid barrier coverall suit o Gloves o Multiple shoe covers o Surgical masks o Safety goggles or glasses o Hair bonnet
3 April 2011: Non-Human Primate Associated Injuries Among Behavioral Researchers Injuries Year
4 April 2011: Non-Human Primate Injuries Non-Human Primate Injuries By Length of Employment 48% Percentage of all NHP Injuries Years 2-5 Years Greater than 5 years Length of Employment
5 Prior to April 2011 Garbing requirements driven by the highest risk procedure in the Non-Human Primate facility Pros: Simplified training and compliance Cons: Investigator perceived challenges (no flexibility to account for different facilities or types of procedures) Less opportunity to implement preferred Personal Protective Equipment (e.g. reusable lab coats vs. disposable) May contribute to reduced contact between mentors/supervisors and research staff Most senior staff expressed the sentiment that there is no substitute for hands-on, supervised experience under a mentor.
6 Risk Assessment Relating to Garbing Procedures: Methods Comparison of procedure-specific risk assessment and minimum PPE required by outside programs. Comparison of outside programs to current procedures performed. Newly developed PPE recommendations.
7 Risk Assessment High Risk: Procedures that aerosolize NHP wastes/fluids or generate potentially contaminated fluids at either high velocity or high volume o Hosing down caging and restraint equipment o Work in animal holding rooms o Direct contact with unrestrained animals o Use of drills (dental or surgical)
8 Risk Assessment Moderate Risk: Any situation/procedure that requires working with a restrained NHP o Chairing a non-human primate o Feeding or giving treats o Minor procedures (phlebotomy, physical exam, etc.) o Providing surgical assistance
9 Risk Assessment Low Risk: Any situation/activity in which a restrained NHP may pass briefly with no direct contact o Walking in facility hallways o Working in a separate room from non-human primates o Working in the same room but more than 5 feet away from restrained non-human primates 5 Feet
10 Risk Assessment and Corresponding Garb Low Risk Any situation/activity in which a restrained NHP may pass briefly with no direct contact For Example... NHP Behavioral testing Data analysis in a separate room from non-human primate testing
11 Risk Assessment and Corresponding Garb Moderate Risk Situations/procedures working directly with NHPs restrained in a cage or NHP chair, or minor nonsurgical procedures with anesthetized animals Chairing Treat feeding For Example...
12 High Risk Corresponding Garb Procedures that aerosolize NHP wastes/fluids or generate potentially contaminated fluids at either high velocity or high volume For Example... Hosing down cages and restraint equipment
13 Observations: Positive Indicators + Animal handlers tended to wear more than minimum required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) + PPE was readily available + Researchers and Animal Care Workers indicated a more frequent presence of senior staff
14 Observations: Areas for Improvement PPE choices were often dependent on the personality of the non-human primate being manipulated; NHP personality traits were not documented Certain types of PPE cause adverse NHP reactions Non-human primates dislodge face shields Conditions in non-human primate housing and testing rooms lead to unpredictably slippery floors
15 Recommendations based on Observations Bite-resistant gloves when working with lightly anesthetized animals A record keeping system to identify escalated risks and aggressive animals Slip-resistant shoe covers Size-appropriate PPE Safety goggles instead of face shields to minimize dislodging
16 Training Courses developed as a result of the information learned from this and other University NHP Safety initiatives: 1. Non-Human Primate User Safety Training Required annually for all individuals who come in contact with non-human primates (PI, researcher, veterinarian, animal care) Discussion-style training 2. Risk-Specific Garbing Training Risk-assessment based
17 Non-Human Primate User Safety Training Discussion style: What s Wrong With this Picture?
18 Risk-Specific Garbing Training How to assess risk associated with tasks o Aerosols o Proximity to NHP o Contact with contaminated surfaces Connecting the level of risk with appropriate PPE o Low/Moderate/High A reminder to reassess risk o Anticipated tasks vs. tasks actually being performed o Additional risks associated with work o Unanticipated biological hazards Mnemonic C.L.E.A.R.
19 Risk-Specific Garbing Training Consider the work that will be performed Level of Risk Equip yourself with the appropriate PPE Assess ongoing tasks inside the Animal Facility Re-evaluate choice of personal protective equipment
20 Conclusions Enhanced Communication o Opened a dialog between animal care staff and EH&S o Safety tips are shared between facilities by EH&S Enhanced Understanding o Increased situational awareness o Increased ability to identify risk Enhanced Satisfaction o Increase in mentorship by senior staff o Perceived increase in senior staff presence within the animal facility Enhanced Safety
21 Conclusions: Enhanced Safety Injuries * 2012 (As of September) Year * Two injuries in 2011 occurred prior to the implementation of the risk-specific garbing procedures in April
22 Acknowledgements Peter Strick, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor & Chair of Neurobiology Co-Director, Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition Professor, Department of Psychiatry Researchers and Animal Care Staff Systems Neuroscience Institute Jay Frerotte, MBA, Director, University of Pittsburgh EH&S Molly Stitt-Fischer, Ph.D., CPH, Biosafety Officer, University of Pittsburgh EH&S Mark DiNardo, CSP, University of Pittsburgh EH&S Thank you for your time!
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POLICY USF System USF USFSP USFSM Number: 6-033 Title: Animals on Campus Responsible Office: Administrative Services Date of Origin: 03-20-13 Date Last Amended: 818-157-13-17 Date Last Reviewed: 8-18-157-13-17