NZS 8181:2007
Fertility Services
Achieves the requirements of the Human Assisted Reproductive Technology (HART) Act 2004, and builds on the existing co-operation among specialists and health practitioners in the developing area of fertility services provision. Along with the associated audit workbook, it defines the quality and safety requirements for the provision of fertility services in New Zealand.
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Committee Representation
Copyright
Review of Standards
AMENDMENTS
Contents
PREFACE
Acknowledgement
Review period
Disclaimer
Referenced documents
New Zealand Legislation
Health and Disability Commissioners’ Code
Foreword
Background
Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2004
Health and Disability Services (Safety) Act 2001
Scope
Exclusions
Application
Definitions
Interpretation
Rights of children
Maori health
Audit workbook
Part 1 Consumer Rights
1.1 Consumer Rights During Service Delivery
1.2 Tangata Whenua
1.3 Recognition of Individual Values and Beliefs
1.4 Consumer Confidentiality
1.5 Personal Privacy and Dignity
1.6 Consumer Information
1.7 Informed Consent
1.8 Health and Well-being of Offspring as a Result of ReproductiveTechnologies
1.9 Right to Know One’s Genetic Origins
1.10 Donation and Information Giving
1.11 Donor’s Rights and Responsibilities
Part 2 Organisational Management
2.1 Governance
2.2 Quality and Risk Management Systems
2.3 Occupational Health and Safety
2.4 Exception Reporting
2.5 Complaints Management
2.6 Service Management
2.7 Design and Implementation of Services Using New AssistedReproductive Technology
2.8 Human Resource Management
2.9 Service Provider Availability
2.10 Advertising and Marketing Strategies
2.11 Consumer Information Management System
2.12 Recording Systems
Part 3 Continuum of Service Delivery
3.1 Entry to Services
3.2 Declining Entry to Services
3.3 Donated Gametes and Embryos are Safe and Fit for Purpose
3.4 Identification processes
3.5 Treatment Provision
3.6 Safety of ART Treatment
3.7 Day-stay Procedures
3.8 Clinical Review
3.9 Exit, Discharge or Transfer
3.10 Evaluation
3.11 Medicines, Therapeutic Goods and Medical Devices Management
3.12 Infection Control Management
3.13 Management of Waste and Hazardous Substances
Part 4 Safe And Appropriate Environment
4.1 Physical Privacy
4.2 Facility and Equipment Specifications and Maintenance
4.3 Natural Light, Ventilation and Heating
4.4 Reception, Waiting and Other Public Areas
4.5 Cleaning and Laundry Services
4.6 Essential, Emergency and Security Systems
Appendix
A – The Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights
B – Glossary of terms
C – Clinic service providers
D – Closure of a fertility service
E – Related documents
Standards Council Approval
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Related Information
Health And Disability Services (Safety) Standards Notice 2010
Ministry: Ministry of Health
Section: 3
Citation context:Revoked - Fertility Services Standard NZS 8181:2007 is approved for providing fertility services.
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Committee Representation
Copyright
Review of Standards
AMENDMENTS
Contents
PREFACE
Acknowledgement
Review period
Disclaimer
Referenced documents
New Zealand Legislation
Health and Disability Commissioners’ Code
Foreword
Background
Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2004
Health and Disability Services (Safety) Act 2001
Scope
Exclusions
Application
Definitions
Interpretation
Rights of children
Maori health
Audit workbook
Part 1 Consumer Rights
1.1 Consumer Rights During Service Delivery
1.2 Tangata Whenua
1.3 Recognition of Individual Values and Beliefs
1.4 Consumer Confidentiality
1.5 Personal Privacy and Dignity
1.6 Consumer Information
1.7 Informed Consent
1.8 Health and Well-being of Offspring as a Result of ReproductiveTechnologies
1.9 Right to Know One’s Genetic Origins
1.10 Donation and Information Giving
1.11 Donor’s Rights and Responsibilities
Part 2 Organisational Management
2.1 Governance
2.2 Quality and Risk Management Systems
2.3 Occupational Health and Safety
2.4 Exception Reporting
2.5 Complaints Management
2.6 Service Management
2.7 Design and Implementation of Services Using New AssistedReproductive Technology
2.8 Human Resource Management
2.9 Service Provider Availability
2.10 Advertising and Marketing Strategies
2.11 Consumer Information Management System
2.12 Recording Systems
Part 3 Continuum of Service Delivery
3.1 Entry to Services
3.2 Declining Entry to Services
3.3 Donated Gametes and Embryos are Safe and Fit for Purpose
3.4 Identification processes
3.5 Treatment Provision
3.6 Safety of ART Treatment
3.7 Day-stay Procedures
3.8 Clinical Review
3.9 Exit, Discharge or Transfer
3.10 Evaluation
3.11 Medicines, Therapeutic Goods and Medical Devices Management
3.12 Infection Control Management
3.13 Management of Waste and Hazardous Substances
Part 4 Safe And Appropriate Environment
4.1 Physical Privacy
4.2 Facility and Equipment Specifications and Maintenance
4.3 Natural Light, Ventilation and Heating
4.4 Reception, Waiting and Other Public Areas
4.5 Cleaning and Laundry Services
4.6 Essential, Emergency and Security Systems
Appendix
A – The Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights
B – Glossary of terms
C – Clinic service providers
D – Closure of a fertility service
E – Related documents
Standards Council Approval
NZS 8181:2007
Online Library subscription information
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