Anatomical education security and dignity policies
All organisations providing anatomical education and training using donors should make sure that policies and procedures are in place to ensure the security and dignity of donors. These should include: security and access policies and the auditing of security and access measures such as swipe card access, CCTV and access to the locations where donors are kept; governance arrangements to ensure effective oversight of and accountability for the security and dignity of donors; a review of contracts or agreements with external organisations for the transfer of donors to or between facilities; and policies and processes on incident reporting, both within the organisation and to the Human Tissue Authority, that are clear and accessible to all students and staff.
How was this assessed?
Response
Under Consideration
Response
Under ConsiderationThis recommendation is under consideration.
Progress Timeline
Under consideration. The government will continue to work on its response to the recommendations and provide a full response to the Fuller inquiry phase 2 report by summer 2026. (Source: Interim update on government progress in responding to the Fuller inquiry phase 2 report, December 2025)