Fall 2024 Needed Standards for the Regenerative Medicine Field

Thank you for participating in this survey. Your responses will remain anonymous. Results will only be reported in an aggregate format.
 
To support FDA’s Standards Recognition Program for Regenerative Medicine (SRP-RMT) products, SCB is conducting this survey to identify standards that can promote product development and assist stakeholders in meeting regulatory requirements for assessing identity, purity, and potency. Such standards include testing methodologies, manufacturing practices, and scientific protocols.
 
Your input to this survey helps to establish the impact and urgency of the standards needs in the regenerative medicine community. Survey results will be reflected in the Regenerative Medicine Standards Portal and will inform the selection of topics for SCB-coordinated standards advancement efforts. 
 
This survey should take less than 15 minutes to complete. Please plan to complete it in one sitting, as you cannot save the survey and return to it at a later time.

Selected topics will undergo feasibility assessment to determine if the area is ready for standards development. If the feasibility assessment is favorable and resources allow, SCB will organize a working group to develop a standard around the topic.
 
About the Survey Format
This survey consists of two questions, each of which presents a list of standards needed by the community. In the first question, select the standards you feel are most important in terms of their potential impact; in the second, those that are the most important in terms of urgency. You may find it helpful to refer to the needed standards summary document as you complete the survey.  

Note: Standard need areas that have already been assessed for feasibility are not included in this survey, but can be found in the Regenerative Medicine Standards Portal along with an overview of progress toward standardization.
 
What are Standards?
Standards are common rules, conditions, guidelines or characteristics for products or related processes, production methods, or management systems practices, typically developed by a non-government entity. For more information on standards, see the All About Standards section of the SCB website.