text: Chad Brummett, MD, Co-Investigator, Precision Opioid Prescribing Use Case; Director of the Division of Pain Research, Director of Clinical Research, Department of Anesthesiology, University of Michigan
  Amy Bohnert, PhD, MHS, Co-Investigator, PROMPT Precision Health Study; Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Michigan
  1:55-2:55 (includes Q&A) – “Precision health: One size does not fit all. Improving health outcomes that are unique to you and your family”
  
  Moving soon? Not sure what you should be looking for when it comes to hiring a moving company though? Our Calgary movers have been in the moving business for more than 30 years and have put together the following list to help make your search a successful and safe one.
  Moving houses or offices is usually a monumental undertaking. There are so many logistical aspects to work out that it can quickly become an overwhelming experience. But by hiring the right local moving company to help you relocate from one place to another, you can at least make it a much smoother process. Here's what you need to look for in a moving company so that happens.
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  There are a number of things you should look for in a moving company before deciding to hire them. As you'll be trusting them to move your most valuable possessions, you want to have the peace of mind that they can be counted on to do so in a safe and professional manner. Here are the main things you should consider and find out before signing on the dotted line.
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  Online reviews, especially ones on Google, tend to skew one of two ways. Either people have had an extremely positive experience, or they've had a really bad one. Both are extremely important to keep an eye out for when searching for a moving company in Calgary. Browse the reviews of the company you're considering and try to see if there's a pattern you can discern, whether positive or negative.
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  You'll also want to be wary of positive reviews that don't mention moving much or the services they provide, as these ones could possibly be from the friends or family of the moving company. Search out the reviews that give great details about their experience with the company, as those are most often the most legitimate ones.
  While it's admirable to want to support newer businesses, there's something to be said about longevity in the moving business. Moving companies that have been around for awhile have seen and dealt with all the problems or challenges that eventually arise in the relocation services industry. They can quickly troubleshoot any issues that may pop up and are generally better prepared to deal with stressful or unexpected situations.
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  Anyone who has a moving truck can call themselves a mover. But only those who are licensed and insured are legally obligated to protect your property and replace it if it gets lost or damaged. That's why you want to be extremely cautious of the fly-by-night movers who sometimes pop up. These outfits are rarely licensed or insured, and if a problem with your property occurs, they're usually on to the next city before you even realize anything bad has happened.
  After you've narrowed down your search using the above criteria, it's time to trust your gut. You most likely will have spoken to someone from the moving company you plan on hiring and should use that conversation to help you gauge their trustworthiness and professionalism. Use your instincts and if for whatever reason something doesn't seem right, don't be afraid to say thanks but no thanks.
  
  Posted byketaminh February 9, 2013 February 9, 2013 Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, FOAMEd, Interviews of interesting people, Online critical airway trainingTags:airway, intubation, laryngoscope	
  In the past this way of holding the handle, we called it “Icepick grip” in prehospital care, used for trying to intubate face to face, front on to an entrapped patient sitting up in a car. The “Icepick grip”, has origins in the martial arts, in particular Filipino combative styles with sword and dagger.
  But the way Jim is using it is like suspension laryngoscopy used in ENT and the way the old Jackson laryngoscopes were handled.