The Human Tissue Act 2004 (Supply of Information about Transplants) Regulations 2024
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SCHEDULE 2 Information in relation to organ transplants performed outside the United Kingdom
Regulation 4(1) 1 The full name of the relevant clinician supplying the information to the Human Tissue Authority, their contact details, the position they hold and the place at which they hold it. 2 The following information about the recipient— (a) full name, (b) date of birth, (c) age at the time of organ transplantation, (d) gender, (e) whether the recipient was treated at the relevant clinician’s centre before travelling outside the United Kingdom for organ transplantation, (f) status of the recipient on the United Kingdom organ transplant list, when they travelled outside the United Kingdom for organ transplantation, (g) whether the recipient was referred for organ transplantation outside the United Kingdom and if such a referral took place, the reason or reasons for this, and (h) country or countries of legal citizenship or residency. 3 The following information about the donor— (a) full name, (b) whether the donor was living or deceased at the time of the organ donation, (c) date of birth, (d) age at time of the organ donation, (e) gender, and (f) country or countries of legal citizenship or residency. 4 The relationship between the donor and recipient, if one exists. 5 A description of the organ believed to have been transplanted. 6 The date of the organ transplantation. 7 The country, city and centre where the organ transplantation took place. 8 Whether the relevant clinician’s centre has contact details for the clinician who performed the organ transplant or the centre where the organ transplant took place.
SCHEDULE 2 Information in relation to organ transplants performed outside the United Kingdom
Regulation 4(1) 1 The full name of the relevant clinician supplying the information to the Human Tissue Authority, their contact details, the position they hold and the place at which they hold it. 2 The following information about the recipient— (a) full name, (b) date of birth, (c) age at the time of organ transplantation, (d) gender, (e) whether the recipient was treated at the relevant clinician’s centre before travelling outside the United Kingdom for organ transplantation, (f) status of the recipient on the United Kingdom organ transplant list, when they travelled outside the United Kingdom for organ transplantation, (g) whether the recipient was referred for organ transplantation outside the United Kingdom and if such a referral took place, the reason or reasons for this, and (h) country or countries of legal citizenship or residency. 3 The following information about the donor— (a) full name, (b) whether the donor was living or deceased at the time of the organ donation, (c) date of birth, (d) age at time of the organ donation, (e) gender, and (f) country or countries of legal citizenship or residency. 4 The relationship between the donor and recipient, if one exists. 5 A description of the organ believed to have been transplanted. 6 The date of the organ transplantation. 7 The country, city and centre where the organ transplantation took place. 8 Whether the relevant clinician’s centre has contact details for the clinician who performed the organ transplant or the centre where the organ transplant took place.
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