Human Tissue Authority

The regulator for human tissue and organs

Search

    Please see below for a list of search results. 

    To do a more advanced search or to search other categories use the filters opposite.
    Results 1 - 7 of 7
    Sort by relevanceSort by titleSort by dateReset

    Guidance on contingency storage arrangements for the deceased
    Date published: October 2020
    The HTA licensing standards on premises, facilities and equipment aim to ensure that there are appropriate facilities for the storage of bodies and human tissue.
    view

    Changes to the way we publish information on HTARIs and SAEARs
    Date published: June 2020

    In line with the HTA’s commitment to increase transparency, we publish details about the volume and nature of incidents that are reported to us. This includes HTA Reportable Incidents (HTARIs) in the Post Mortem sector and Serious Adverse Events and Reactions in the Human Application and Organ...

    view

    Regulation of the Post Mortem Sector 2014 - 16: What we have learned
    Date published: December 2016
    Regulation of the Post Mortem Sector 2014 - 16: What we have learned
    view

    Regulation of the Post Mortem Sector 2014 - 16: What we have learned
    Date published: December 2016
    Regulation of the Post Mortem Sector 2014 - 16: What we have learned
    view

    Disclosing information about HTARIs and SAEARs
    Date published: March 2015

    HTA-licensed establishments in the Post Mortem sector are required to report incidents (HTARIs), and those in the Human Application and Organ Donation and Transplantation sectors are required to report serious adverse events or reactions (SAEARs), as part of their licensing with us. 
    view
    Histopathology Working Group meeting - October 2014
    Date published: January 2015
    Histopathology Working Group meeting - October 2014

    Post Mortem HTA Reportable Incidents (HTARIs)
    Date published: December 2014

    We require establishments licensed in the Post Mortem sector to notify the HTA of serious incidents and near-miss incidents that may affect the dignity of the deceased and damage public confidence. Establishments must notify the HTA of incidents or near-miss incidents within five working days of...

    view