See also
Policies and position statements
In this section you can read HTA policies and position statements.
- Regulatory enforcement policy
- Policy on the import of fresh frozen bodies and body parts
- Position statement on the import of fresh frozen bodies and body parts
- Position statement on disposal of anatomical specimens, former anatomical specimens and body parts
- Definition of relevant material
- Removal of relevant material from deceased children
- Regulation of acellular material
- Post mortem finding of asymptomatic variant Creutzfeldt - Jakob Disease (vCJD)
- Policy on the sale of bodies, body parts and tissue
- Position statment on regulating human embryonic stem cell lines for human application
- Policy on human tissue Xenografts
- An update on the European coding system for human application establishments
- Position statement on diagnostic archives releasing tissue for research
- Position statement on the biological tests required for autologous donors of tissues and cells
- Policy for handling complaints about maladministration and inappropriate conduct
- Position statement on the regulation of dendritic cells and white blood cells other than granulocytes under the Human Tissue (Quality and Safety for Human Application) Regulations 2007
- Guidance for licensed establishments involved in cord blood collection
- Position statement on cord blood collection
- Position statement on consent for post-mortem examination and tissue retention under the Human Tissue Act 2004
- Policy on consent for post-mortem examination and tissue retention under the Human Tissue Act 2004
- Policy on release of establishment level data following requests under the Freedom of Information Act
- Policy on organ/part organ that cannot be transplanted into the intended recipient
- Statement on extending existing licences to cover the removal of tissue from the deceased for research
- HTA ACPO Protocol to ensure the provision of forensic pathology services in the event of regulatory action taken by the Human Tissue Authority in England and Wales