All
the rules and regulations on the use of
the images on the American Academy of Pediatrics
web site can be found at http://www.aap.org/new/idphotos.htm
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All
of the images on the Immunization Education
Organization web site were gathered from
the Public Health Image Library (PHIL)
web site but are organized on one page.
Use the PHIL rules outlined below for their
use or read the rules on the page linked
here.
http://www.immunizationed.org/diseases.asp
All
materials on the NNii web site are copyright
protected. You will need to get permission
before using them. Consult the disclaimer
page on the National Network for Immunization
Information web site for details http://www.immunizationinfo.org/about/disclaimer.htm
The
material on the Parents for Kids with Infectious
Diseases web site is subject to copyright
laws. Any reproduction or use of their
materials for other than personal use is
prohibited without the express written
permission of Parents of Kids with Infectious
Diseases. Educational institutions may
contact Parents of Kids with Infectious
Diseases, PO Box 5666, Vancouver, WA 98668,
for permission to reproduce any of their
materials. http://pkids.org/general_disclaimer.htm
How can
I obtain images at the PHIL web site
for my own use?
For public domain images (see
below) you can simply "right click" on the image and
save it to your hard drive or other storage medium.
What regulations govern the
use of the images in PHIL?
Most of the images in the
collection are in the public domain and are thus free of any
copyright restrictions. If you look directly beneath the image
you will see a fair use statement that tells if the image is
public domain or copyright protected.
For public domain images,
permission is not required but PHIL does ask that you credit
the original institution and contributor (when known) whenever
the image is used in any publicly distributed media. The name
and contact information of the content provider can be found
in the image information table directly below each image.
If the image is copyright
protected, then you will have to contact the content provider
to get usage permission. PHIL does not have the authority to
grant usage for any copyrighted images in the library. If you
have difficulty contacting a content provider, PHIL may be
able to help, but PHIL cannot act on their behalf.
*Instructions for searching for
other images in the PHIL database: If you wish to search
for images in the Public Health Image Library's (PHIL) database
follow the instructions below.