American Association of Tissue Banks Selfassessment Tool Audit Report (STAR) TISSUE DISTRIBUTION INT 2025

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  2. Begin by filling out the 'Audit Confirmation' section. Check whether it is an internal or external audit and provide the relevant audit dates. Include the name and address of the entity audited if applicable.
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Tissue Tracking Both FDA regulation and AATBs Standards require tracking tissue from the moment of recovery through all handling and distribution to the consignee, which is the entity that accepts the final delivery of the allografts.
The California Department of Public Health LFS Tissue Bank Section licenses and surveys several types of facilities: Cadaveric tissue: collection, processing and distribution facilities. Cadaveric tissue: storage and patient distribution facilities. Assisted Reproductive Technologies facilities including banks.
Both FDA regulation and AATBs Standards require tracking tissue from the moment of recovery through all handling and distribution to the consignee, which is the entity that accepts the final delivery of the allografts.
The American Association of Tissue Bank and Joint Commission Accredited Hospital Organization require that all human tissues must be able to be tracked from donor to recipient. This is in case of the unlikely adverse reaction caused by the tissue graft, such as infection or transmissible disease.
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