scheduled purpose

A term of art used in the context of the UK’s Human Tissue Act 2004 referring to those uses of body parts, organs and tissue from the living or the deceased, including removal, specified health-related purposes and public display, which are allowed by law, assuming appropriate consent from the living or the deceased (or their next of kin) has been given.
Human Tissue Act (2004), scheduled purposes
Part 1—Removal, storage and use of human organs and other tissue for scheduled purposes
Consent requirement applies to relevant material from living or deceased:
• Anatomical examination;
• Determining the cause of death (exception where ordered by a Coroner);
• Establishing after a person's death the efficacy of any drug or other treatment administered;
• Obtaining scientific or medical information about a living or deceased person which may be relevant to any other person (including a future person);
• Public display;
• Research in connection with disorders or the functioning of the human body;
• Transplantation.
Part 2—Regulation of activities involving human tissue
Consent requirement applies to relevant material from the deceased only:
• Clinical audit;
• Education or training relating to human health (includes training in research techniques);
• Performance assessment (e.g. testing medical devices);
• Public health monitoring;
• Quality assurance.

单词	scheduled purpose
释义	scheduled purpose scheduled purpose A term of art used in the context of the UK’s Human Tissue Act 2004 referring to those uses of body parts, organs and tissue from the living or the deceased, including removal, specified health-related purposes and public display, which are allowed by law, assuming appropriate consent from the living or the deceased (or their next of kin) has been given. Human Tissue Act (2004), scheduled purposes Part 1—Removal, storage and use of human organs and other tissue for scheduled purposes Consent requirement applies to relevant material from living or deceased: • Anatomical examination; • Determining the cause of death (exception where ordered by a Coroner); • Establishing after a person's death the efficacy of any drug or other treatment administered; • Obtaining scientific or medical information about a living or deceased person which may be relevant to any other person (including a future person); • Public display; • Research in connection with disorders or the functioning of the human body; • Transplantation. Part 2—Regulation of activities involving human tissue Consent requirement applies to relevant material from the deceased only: • Clinical audit; • Education or training relating to human health (includes training in research techniques); • Performance assessment (e.g. testing medical devices); • Public health monitoring; • Quality assurance.
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