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The HTA was asked to provide information on its intranet and IT services.
The HTA commissioned Savanta ComRes to run a professional evaluation in early 2020.
These reports provide valuable insight into:
Staff at HTA-licensed establishments should refer to the Governance and Quality Systems section of the HTA’s Code of Practice B on Post-mortem Examination.
All information relating to donor and organ characterisation must be kept for a period of 30 years from the date of retrieval of the organ.
The HTA was asked to provide information on fraud, bribery and corruption within the organisation.
Research establishments reported their involvement in a variety of different types of research (graph below).
NHS patients and healthy volunteers make up the majority of the types of donors with 31% and 32% respectively. Relevant material is also collected from establishment staff (22%) and private patients (15%) (graph below). This is comparable with data collected in 2017.
The graph provides information on the number of establishments that have different storage conditions ranging from room temperature storage to ultra-low frozen storage facilities. All establishments that store relevant material under critical conditions have temperature monitoring systems and...