Characteristics of a global classification system for perinatal deaths: a Delphi consensus study

Table 1 Country of residence and areas of work (“primary” and “other”) as identified by panel members in Round 3

^aOther area of work given by 42 participants. Percentages calculated based on total sample of 51 participants
^bSpecifically: pregnancy outcomes; perinatal epidemiology; perinatal health surveillance; NCD; maternal and newborn health; teaching and research; perinatal surveillance; obstetrics; neonatal infections in developing countries; research data management; maternal and neonatal mortality.
^cSpecifically: perinatal pathology.
^dSpecifically: maternal and child health; maternal and perinatal health; emergency obstetric care; maternal and perinatal audits; health policy.
^eSpecifically: urban health; mortality review; community medicine; newborn health; medical birth and perinatal death register; infectious diseases; policy decision making; health systems; health informatics; reproductive health; maternal and child health; clinical patient care; teaching; perinatal; reproductive; maternal and perinatal health care; community-based newborn care; infant and pre-school child health care; global health; health systems; neonatology; immunity programs; stillbirth.
^fSpecifically: intra-uterine fetal death.
Percentages may not equal 100 due to rounding

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