From: How to study the impact of sex and gender in medical research: a review of resources
1 | State the subgroup analysis a priori |
2 | Provide a rationale for performing the subgroup analysis |
3 | Offer a hypothesis regarding the outcome of the subgroup analysis |
4 | Adjust p values for the number of comparisons being made |
5 | Emphasize overall findings instead of subgroup analysis findings because results can only be considered hypothesis generating |