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The thrust of Managing the Laboratory Animal Facilities, beginning with the first edition, has been a focus on basic management skills (planning, directing, decision making, organizing, controlling), how they integrate, and how they are used to effect a positive and productive work environment. This philosophy continues into the third edi Praise for the Previous Editions…
The thrust of Managing the Laboratory Animal Facilities, beginning with the first edition, has been a focus on basic management skills (planning, directing, decision making, organizing, controlling), how they integrate, and how they are used to effect a positive and productive work environment. This philosophy continues into the third edi
Praise for the Previous Editions
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