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Sarah Trick

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  • Freelance Writer and Editor, Freelance
  • Digital Media Producer, TVO
Ottawa
As seen in: TVO, CBOT-TV (Ottawa, ON), Global News, The Walrus Magazine, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Guelph Today, EloraFergusToday
Journalist previously @TVO, work in various places.
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Using Integrated Clinical Data and Work-related Traumatic Brain Injury Narratives to Inform Sex-specific Injury Prevention: A Concurrent Mixed Methods Study 8253

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By Sarah Trick , Angela Colantonio
| Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Abstract Objectives To examine sex differences in preinjury Person-Environment-Occupation (PEO) factors and provide recommendations for primary prevention of work-related traumatic brain injury (wrTBI). Design Concurrent mixed methods study. The PEO model served as a theoretical framework for analyses of clinical and injury narratives data.
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Fergus teacher developing disability style guide for journalists

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By Sarah Trick 
| Guelph Today
FERGUS – A Fergus teacher is helping to make media coverage more inclusive by developing a style guide for writing about people with disabilities. Alanna King, a Centre Wellington District High School teacher, was recently awarded the Michener Awards Foundation Fellowship, which celebrates public service journalism and included a $45,000 grant to create the guide alongside her project partner Sarah Trick.
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‘It’s movie church’: Indie cinemas fight for survival during COVID-19

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By Sarah Trick 
| TVO
When pandemic shutdowns began in March 2020, Josh Stafford feared the worst. “I’m a very glass-half-full type of person,” he says. “But you can’t help but think ‘oh my God, this is a disaster.’” Stafford, co-owner of the Mayfair, an independent cinema in Ottawa, says his theatre began selling trailers and posters to make some money.
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