Before entering office they had to undergo an examination (dokimasia) by the Boule and the law courts of birth qualifications, physical fitness, treatment of parents, and military activity; at the end of their term, they underwent an examination (euthyna) of their conduct, especially financial, while in office.
The questionnaire included surgeon demographic and background variables (e.g., year of birth, sex, place of birth, qualifications,), practice details (e.g., level of activity in private and public practice, type of practice, level of practice activity), and a log of services provided in a typical week.
recorded the gender, date, weight (in kg)., place of birth, qualification of the birth attendant, complications, if any, during or after birth in the mother or the newborn.
Sections 1 and 6 included socio-demographic information, such as gender, age and country of birth, qualification, employment characteristics and income.
9. Sociodemographic variables (gender, pregnancy, country of birth, educational qualifications, living arrangements, children living in care, employment status, hours worked).
Your employer can keep computerised or paper records of your name, address, date of birth, sex, education and qualifications, NI number and details of any known disability.
Matching criteria include unit size as determined by the total number of births per annum, type of unit (ie obstetric led or birth centre) and the qualifications of the facilitators, information on which were obtained from study sites on recruitment to the study.
Social factors including number of close people, a first referral by self or other people, alcohol use and insight were not significantly associated with CJPs; non-UK place of birth and having educational qualifications did not show statistically significant associations with CJPs.
Health system factors included mode of delivery, qualification of birth attendant, and referral from another facility (yes/no).
Gestational age at admission (p < 0.001), number of antenatal visits (p < 0.001) and qualification of birth attendant (p = 0.01) were all significantly associated with fetal and early neonatal mortality.
