In relation to on-going discussions about extending the global scope of civil registration and vital statistics coverage (17), these methodological considerations represent an important stepping stone.
It is also clear that the chances of a death being registered are strongly determined by geographic location and socio-economic status (19), meaning that widening the scope of death registration (including cause determination) also represents a means of reducing global bias in cause of death information.
In the past, news of a horrific crime committed by a convicted sex offender inevitably led to widespread calls for increasing the scope of sex offender registration and community notification laws.
2. The extension of the scope of the simplified registration procedure for homeopathic medicinal products (for humans).
3. The extension of the scope of the simplified registration procedure for veterinary medicinal products to cover food-producing animals; previously, only pets or exotic species whose flesh or products are not intended for human consumption were covered.
Just like the scope of the census, draft registration was meant to be universal--in this case, all men in the United States (under certain ages at certain times during the War) were required to register, whether they were native born, naturalized, or an alien living in this country.
The aim of the study was to identify the scope of current midwifery pre registration educational provision in relation to public health and to explore the perspectives of midwives and midwifery students about the public health role of the midwife.
In particular, such concerns pertained to issues of professional scope, fair registration standards, and a potential compromise to their groups' underlying paradigmatic principles.
Qualified health care professional is a health care professional operating within the scope of his or her license, registration, or certification.
