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Table 2 Assessment of sex/gender sensitivity in each section of the selected articles – Synopsis of the results

From: Examples of sex/gender sensitivity in epidemiological research: results of an evaluation of original articles published in JECH 2006–2014

Reference

Background

Study design

Statistical analysis

Discussion

1. Bambra et al. [50]

++

+

++

2. Berntsson et al. [51]

++

++

+

++

3. Boone-Heinonen & Gordon-Larsen [52]

+

+

+

4. Borrell et al. [53]

+

++

5. Escribà-Agüir et al. [54]

++

++

+

+

6. Escribà-Agüir & Artazcoz [55]

++

++

+

+

7. Gissler et al. [56]

+

+

8. Haukenes et al. [57]

+

9. Harryson et al. [58]

+

++

+

+

10. Hernanadez & Pressler [59]

+

+

+

11. Heys et al. [60]

++

++

+

12. Hollander et al. [61]

++

+

+

13. Ikeda et al. [62]

++

+

+

++

14. Kavanagh et al. [63]

++

+

++

++

15. King et al. [64]

+

16. Kolarcik et al. [65]

+

+

+

17. Kovess-Masfety et al. [66]

++

+

+

++

18. Mansdotter et al. [67]

++

++

++

++

19. Matheson et al. [68]

++

+

++

++

20. Matheson et al. [69]

++

+

++

+

21. Matheson et al. [70]

+

+

+

+

22. Matheson et al. [71]

+

+

+

23. McCormack et al. [72]

+

+

24. Milner et al. [73]

+

+

+

25. Mindell et al. [74]

26. Nante et al. [75]

++

+

+

++

27. Niclasen et al. [76]

+

28. Pitel et al. [77]

+

+

+

29. Ratner et al. [78]

+

+

+

+

30. Regidor et al. [79]

+

31. Rigby & Dorling [80]

++

32. Rosenstock et al. [81]

++

++

++

++

33. Ruiz-Cantero et al. [82]

++

++

+

+

34. Staehelin et al. [83]

++

++

35. Strand et al. [84]

+

+

++

36. Värnik et al. [85]

++

+

37. Vigna-Taglianti et al. [86]

+

++

  1. Legend: ++ = good practice examples of sex/gender sensitivity, + = intermediate category (sex/gender aspects addressed to some extent); = neither a good practice example of sex/gender sensitivity nor intermediate category