Questions of Copyright

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The Berne Convention and the national laws on intellectual property fully apply to PRO instruments. The identification of and access to an original PRO instrument is often associated with copyright ownership. This is the copyright holder of the instrument who will control its access (distribution and reproduction), its adaptation or modification, and its translation. Copyright is a means to protect the integrity of an instrument. The ownership of an instrument should be defined in the beginning between all parties involved, and each step of the instrument's life, including distribution, should be anticipated for purpose of copyright. © 2012 Anfray et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd.

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Anfray, C., Emery, M. P., Conway, K., & Acquadro, C. (2012, January 31). Questions of Copyright. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes. https://doi.org/10.1186/1477-7525-10-16

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