Abstract
Risk preparedness is a vital component of sperm bank operation and management. The primary requirement in minimising risk is to have standard operating procedures (SOPs) which stipulate that one person processes one sample at a time at each workstation, followed by strict double-checking of all patient details and labelling by a second person before the straws or vials are frozen. An equally important requirement is for ongoing training to the SOPs and effective communication between laboratory staff and between staff and management to ensure that the SOPs are “live” documents which are continually undergoing critical evaluation.
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