From: Beyond sex and gender difference in funding and reporting of health research
1. Examples of sex and gender definitions on journal websites to ensure accuracy; 2. Resources for authors about best practices on sex and gender analysis in their research field; 3. Online resources for training of new peer reviewers on the roles of sex and gender in both basic science and health research; and 4. Links to existing training materials for health researchers and peer reviewers that have been, or are being developed, by organizations such as CIHR, NIH, GenderNet, and others. [7] |