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A TPA is defined in the HTA Guide to Quality and Safety Assurance for Human Tissues and Cells for Patient Treatment as:
A service level agreement (SLA) is an agreement that sets out the roles and responsibilities of two parties.
A third party is defined in the HTA Guide to Quality and Safety Assurance for Human Tissues and Cells for Patient Treatment as:
A third party premises is defined in the HTA Guide to Quality and Safety Assurance for Human Tissues and Cells for Patient Treatment as:
No. Storage or import of tissue and cells cannot be undertaken by a third party under a TPA. All other licensable activities can be; however, all the activities must be specifically described in the agreement and must be authorised by the licensed establishment’s licence.
No. A TPA is defined as being between an establishment and another person (including corporate entity) - i.e. between two distinct legal entities. If a NHS Trust is the Licence Holder (LH), it cannot have a contractual agreement in place with itself, even if such agreement would be on behalf of...
The full requirements for TPAs are set down in paragraphs 238-239 of the HTA Guide to Quality and Safety Assurance for Human Tissues and Cells for Patient Treatment.
The full requirements for Designated Individuals are set down in paragraphs 1-4 of the HTA Guide to Quality and Safety Assurance for Human Tissues and Cells for Patient Treatment.
The list below gives examples of how Designated Individuals could seek assurance the premises at which the third party activity takes place is appropriate for the activity.