Collective ownership

Collective ownership—no programmer owns code, but a team will collaborate, possibly using pair programming, vetting each others work. 

Workforce Support for Data Collection and Incident Analysis Systems Few of the incident investigation and data collection systems reviewed provide any guidelines with regard to how these systems are to be introduced into an organization. Section 6.10 addresses this issue primarily from the perspective of incident reporting systems. However, gaining the support and ownership of the workforce is equally important for root cause analysis systems. Unless the culture and climate in a plant is such that personnel can be frank about the errors that may have contributed to an incident, and the factors which influenced these errors, then it is unlikely that the investigation will be very effective. 

The court went on to reiterate the common themes of the Second Amendment being a collective, not an individual, guarantee and that the common law has long recognized the right of the state to regulate the details of weapon ownership and use. 

Sorting out the ethical issues in relation to conducting research in disasters is a worthwhile starting point. Ownership of data can be an issue. If data are collected in a community that has just experienced a disaster, the data belongs to that community. They should have first call on the dissemination and implementation of findings. Just as in mainstream health care research where participants in the form of patient groups are heavily involved in research so too should be the case in disaster research. Nurses are in a prime position to develop this process whether they wish to use an action research approach or carry out projects that are immedi-... 

Worldwide there are various species of deer that have been htmted almost to extinction, and some tropical and swamp deer are now threatened by loss of habitat. There are also subspecies of red deer that are on the endangered list, but, by and large, antler is plentiful and free from any conservation issues. However, there is a question of ownership, and it is not necessarily permitted for the general public to collect shed antlers, even in apparently public areas. 

The Data Handling and Record Retention section of the protocol will address the requirement to maintain data (whether on a paper CRF or using an electronic data collection tool (DCT)) of each trial subject. It will address expectations of ownership of the completed CRF data, the investigator s responsibility to ensure accuracy and completeness of data recording. This section will also address the requirements for retention of records at the trial site in accordance with relevant guidelines and regulatory requirements. 

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