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Trailer - Applying GBA+ to Concussion Prevention and Treatment

Trailer: Applying GBA+ to Concussion Prevention and Treatment

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Concussions are a kind of traumatic brain injury.

They do not discriminate, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds.

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(TEXT ON SCREEN: TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND BACKGROUNDS

But there are a number of identity factors that influence how people experience concussions.

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(TEXT ON SCREEN: NUMBER OF IDENTITY FACTORS
PEOPLE EXPERIENCE CONCUSSIONS

Let's take a look at how we can apply GBA+ to improve their prevention and treatment.

(ANIMATION: The GBA+ logo appears on a lens. The lens splits into 2 lenses. The words PREVENTION and TREATMENT appear on each of the lenses.)

(TEXT ON SCREEN: HOW WE CAN APPLY GBA+

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Applying GBA+ to research will help us better understand the relationship between sex, gender and other identity factors, allowing us to develop more targeted health policy and training.

(ANIMATION: The GBA+ logo animates on the paper. A new plus sign spins out from the plus sign in the GBA+ logo as the GBA+ logo disappears. Several intersecting lines appear around the plus sign. The words Sex and Gender appear on the horizontal bar of the plus sign. Four new bars appear on the plus sign forming a pin-wheel. The following 10 words appear on each arm of the pinwheel: Ethnicity, Religion, Age, Disability, Geography, Culture, Income, Sexual Orientation, Education, Race.)

(TEXT ON SCREEN: TARGETED HEALTH POLICY AND TRAINING

(ANIMATION: GBA+ logo appears.)

(TEXT ON SCREEN: VISIT
WWW.WOMEN.GC.CA
#GBAPLUS
#ACSPLUS

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