Hi, Anneliese. There's copyright (which would be fair use) but then
contracts and policy (IRB) which would be: What did the study participants
sign and agree to when participating in the study? If they consented to
being interviewed and having that support multiple studies / papers, etc.
(which hopefully IRB would have insisted on), then there's no problem. As
always, I'm sorry that my written responses are short and I'm happy to
speak more by phone.

Best,
Rachael

On Thu, Mar 3, 2022 at 8:00 AM Taylor, Anneliese <
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> Hello copyright experts. A UCSF author who worked as a PI on a
> state-funded project would like to re-use quotes from study participants
> that were included in practice papers based on the project. The authors are
> preparing a journal article based on the research project, and would like
> to include some of the quotes. What are the norms and limitations with
> reusing quotes for this purpose?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Anneliese
>


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