It also covers major subgroups within each ethnic group, including their characteristics, occupation, social status, religions, and languages.
The questionnaires ask about housing conditions, demographic characteristics, occupation and working conditions, schooling, income sources (among which there are remittances), certain types of social benefits, among others.
Each sample household was administered a structured questionnaire to collect general information on household demographics, social characteristics, occupation (both primary and secondary), resource endowment, loan-related information (i.e., access to different credit sources between April 2009 and March 2010), and the terms and conditions of the loan facilities experienced by the borrowers.
The questionnaire comprised four parts: a) demographic characteristics, occupation, allergic symptoms, b) preventive measures in the private and work environment, c) quality of life (QOL), d) work ability.
During pregnancy, women completed questionnaires on socio-demographic characteristics, occupation, and lifestyle.
The questionnaire registered socio-demographic characteristics, occupation of parents, and food habits.
Data collected included demographic characteristics, occupation history, tobacco use history, medical history, lifestyle factors, and family history of cancer.
The health history questionnaire elicited information on sociodemographic characteristics, occupation, family history of prostate cancer, smoking status, physical activity, and self-reported height and weight.
Variables related to the number of primary care consultations were characteristics of the child (age, medical conditions, homeopathic treatment), parental characteristics (occupation, income, stress level) and consultation of other health information sources (advice from pharmacist, relatives).
Therefore, the aim of this study was to determine the effect of demographic characteristics, occupation, anthropometric indices, and leisure-time physical activity levels on police officers coronary disease risk and quality of life.
