CHAPTER 2. ANATOMICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
IC 21-44-2
Chapter 2. Anatomical Education Program
IC 21-44-2-1
Administration of program
Sec. 1. (a) The dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine
or the dean's designee shall administer the anatomical education
program in accordance with policies adopted by the dean or the
dean's designee under section 2(1) of this chapter.
(b) In administering the anatomical education program, the dean
or the dean's designee shall:
(1) administer body bequests made to eligible institutions under
IC 29-2-16.1; and
(2) maintain written records of all transactions undertaken
under the anatomical education program.
(c) In administering the anatomical education program, the dean
or the dean's designee may through the trustees of Indiana
University:
(1) enter into contracts; and
(2) employ qualified staff either on a full-time or part-time
basis, including a licensed funeral director to assist in the
operation and coordination of the anatomical education
program.
As added by P.L.2-2007, SEC.285. Amended by P.L.147-2007,
SEC.11.
IC 21-44-2-2
Anatomical education program; administrator's duties
Sec. 2. The dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine or
the dean's designee shall do the following:
(1) Adopt policies necessary to administer the anatomical
education program, including the formulation of standards
governing the following:
(A) Acceptance of cadavers under the anatomical education
program.
(B) Anatomical health education programs.
(C) Embalming procedures.
(D) Facilities in which cadavers may be stored and
examined.
(E) Security.
(F) Use of the cadavers.
(G) Transportation of cadavers.
(H) Maintenance of written records.
(I) Final disposition of cadavers.
(2) Approve for involvement in the anatomical education
program of eligible institutions that satisfactorily comply with
all standards and policies adopted by the dean or the dean's
designee.
(3) Annually review the operation and administration of the
anatomical education program, including review of the
following aspects of the anatomical education program:
(A) Budget appropriation.
(B) Revenue received.
(C) Costs incurred.
(D) Written records maintained by the program.
(4) Determine the fees eligible institutions must pay for the use
of cadavers under the anatomical education program.
(5) Address current issues that directly or indirectly affect the
operation of the anatomical education program.
As added by P.L.2-2007, SEC.285.