Instructions for Completion of State of Maryland Tissue Bank - DHMH - dhmh maryland 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Section I, 'Tissue Bank Information.' Provide details such as the Director's name, laboratory practice/entity name, and contact information. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
  3. Proceed to Section II for 'Medical Director Information.' Enter the Medical Director's name, degree, and state medical license number. Indicate whether they are full-time or part-time.
  4. In Section III, complete the 'Technical Director Information' similarly. Include their qualifications and hours worked per week.
  5. Section IV requires ownership details. List names and addresses of individuals or organizations with a controlling interest in the entity.
  6. For Section V, provide accreditation information if applicable. If your laboratory is accredited, include the accrediting organization's name and last survey date.
  7. In Section VI, check all relevant tissue types associated with your bank. If any testing is performed, indicate this clearly.
  8. Finally, complete the attestation section by signing and dating it to certify that all provided information is accurate.

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Tissue banks are defined as facilities that recover, process, package, and distribute human tissues from deceased donors, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and Good Tissue Practices (GTPs) for safe transplantation.
There are currently 128 accredited tissue banks in the United States, including 33 OPOs.
A research tissue bank or biobank is a collection of human tissue or other biological material, which is stored for potential research use beyond the life of a specific project with ethics approval or for which ethical approval is pending.
Tissue banking is the activity of harvesting, processing, storage and distribution of transplantable human tissues. Tissues retrieved from the human body are used to repair and or replace the diseased or lost tissues of living human body and have saved many precious lives.
Tissue Banking is storing tumour (or tissue) and blood samples for future research. A Tissue Bank is the place where tissue and blood samples are stored. The purpose of tissue banking for future unspecified research is to securely store samples for use when new tests or ideas for tests become available.
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About MTF Biologics As the worlds largest tissue bank, MTF Biologics saves and heals lives by honoring donated gifts, serving patients and advancing science. Since its inception in 1987, the organization has received tissue from more than 125,000 donors and distributed more than 8 million grafts for transplantation.

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