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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.