Donor Records Sample Clauses

Donor Records. The Foundation shall establish and enforce policies and procedures to comply with all applicable laws and regulations and to protect the confidentiality of Foundation information and the reasonable expectation of privacy attendant to donor and prospective donor data.
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Donor Records. 18 2.2 Processing Responsibilities of Osteotech in Respect of MTF Tissue..19 2.2.1 General Undertaking........................................19 2.2.2 Interpretation; Change in Regulations......................19 2.2.3 Processing Considerations..................................19 2.3 Undertakings Regarding Osteotech Tissue............................20 2.3.1 General Undertaking........................................20 2.3.2 Furtherance of MTF Mission.................................21 2.3.3 MTF Responsibilities.......................................21 2.3.4 Fitness for End Use........................................21 2.3.5 Labeling...................................................21 2.3.6 Storage....................................................21 2.3.7 Record Retention and Access................................22 2.3.8 Indemnity..................................................22 3. STORAGE, SHIPPING, REGULATORY COMPLIANCE AND LABELING....................22
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Donor Records. (a) MTF will obtain and maintain complete and accurate records as required of MTF by the Recovery Standards (including without limitation Donor medical history, Donor life style information, serology and blood culture testing), as well as records with respect to (i) inventory of Tissue delivered to Osteotech pursuant to this Agreement (including records classifying each Donor as a Standard Donor or a Non-Standard Donor); (ii) inventory of MTF Tissue Processed pursuant to this Agreement and received by MTF from Osteotech for distribution to end users by MTF; and (iii) the receipt and processing of all end user orders received from MTF's customers who utilize the MTF Tissue processed by Osteotech pursuant to this Agreement.
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Donor Records. (a) MTF will obtain and maintain complete and accurate records as required of MTF by the Recovery Standards (including without limitation Donor medical history, Donor life style information, serology and blood culture testing), as well as records with respect to (i) inventory of Tissue shipped to Osteotech pursuant to this Agreement; (ii) inventory of Tissue processed pursuant to this Agreement and received by MTF from Osteotech; and (iii) the receipt and processing of all end user orders received from MTF's customers who utilize the Tissue processed by Osteotech pursuant to this Agreement.
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Donor Records. ARC will obtain and maintain all necessary books, records, and data base with respect to the Recovery Standards of ARC (including without limitation donor medical history, donor life style information, serology and blood culture testing), inventory of procured Tissue shipped to Osteotech, inventory of processed Tissue received from Osteotech, and the receipt and processing of all end user orders received from ARC's customers who utilize the Tissue. ARC shall provide to Osteotech, within 15 days of the end of each calendar quarter, data on the Tissue procurement activity of ARC occurring during that quarter. Osteotech shall have the right to audit ARC Tissue donor data upon reasonable prior written notice to ARC. ARC shall also obtain and forward to the requesting governmental regulatory agency, in English, such records, within the requisite time period, as may be necessary to satisfy all of the Processing Standards, including, but not limited to, donor medical history, donor life style information and all donor testing information.
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Donor Records. (a) MTF will obtain and maintain complete and accurate records as required of MTF by the Recovery Standards (including without limitation donor medical history, donor life style information, serology and blood culture testing), as well as records with respect to (i) inventory of MTF procured Tissue shipped to Osteotech, (ii) inventory of processed MTF Tissue received from Osteo- tech, and (iii) the receipt and processing of all end user orders received from MTF's customers who utilize the Tissue. MTF shall provide to Osteotech, within fifteen (15) days of the end of each calendar quarter, data on the donor procurement activity of MTF occurring during that quarter, including without limitation information regarding Retained Tissue. Osteotech shall have the right to audit MTF donor procurement activity data,
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