Podcast appearances and mentions of gary jacobs

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In this episode we explore the new CMS framework for health equity.  Health equity as a regulatory mandate is a new concept.  We've long had some related requirements including a) ADA physical environment rules, b) ant-discrimination and c) language assistance.  But until now, we have not seen a regulatory focus on health equity. Join us for this episode with Cris Lopez, VillageMD Vice President of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and Gary Jacobs, Executive Director of VillageMD Center for Public Policy, as we dive into what this means and what's to come from this within healthcare in the future. VillageMD's Working Smarter podcasts are concise healthcare compliance conversations that are never boring and sometimes funny. We provide practical information about complex legal and regulatory topics.  If you enjoy the podcast, we want your help in spreading the word! Share this episode with your friends and colleagues. We are available on Apple, Spotify, and any other podcasting apps.

Following the news that only nine people are taking part in the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax pilot, this week on the No Accounting for Taste we take a deep dive look at the project and explore why the numbers have plummeted. Gary Jacobs, the CEO of Eazitax, joins the AccountingWEB editorial team in the virtual studio this week to give his thoughts on the MTD ITSA pilot. Gary has been involved in the pilot since its inception in 2016.  As reported on the site this week, the number of people taking part in the scheme has eroded to just nine due to the tightening of the criteria and the exclusion of those who had received Covid support grants. Understandably, professional bodies and commentators are calling for more information on how HMRC plans to scale up its testing process. The AccountingWEB team also rounds up all the latest news and stories hitting the world of accountancy this past week, including a major cyber-attack, the Treasury writing off billions in Covid fraud and agents losing access to HMRC services without AML proof.  For links to the articles discussed on this episode, visit https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/content/no-accounting-for-taste-ep109-spotlight-on-the-mtd-itsa-pilot

Listen on Apple, Google, Spotify, and other platforms. Dr. John Dobak currently serves as the CEO of Dermtech, a biotechnology company creating a new category of medicine - precision dermatology. DermTech is in the business of transforming the way doctors perform skin exams. Its smart sticker technology - an adhesive tab that collects skin cells -  allows dermatologists to run genomic tests looking for skin cancer.  Dr. Dobak found himself in San Diego when he started med school at UCSD while in pursuit of a life-long goal of becoming a surgeon. When working towards his postdoc at UCLA, he interned at a local hospital, where he received a grant for a cardiac catheter that froze tissues to treat arrhythmias. Upon completion of his internship, he raised his first venture round for what became Cryocor. Cryocor was Dr. Dobak’s first startup, and it led to his work at INNERCOOL, which employed hypothermia to cool blood in order to protect the brain and heart during injuries. Unfortunately, INNERCOOL could not achieve the proper clinical data, so the company was  sold to Phillips.  Next up, he worked at a company that treated eye problems with a technology that additionally had dermatological applications. This is how he was introduced to Gary Jacobs, who just happened to work at DermTech.  At this time, DermTech sold clinical trials services to dermatology companies, but consumer feedback indicated a need for skin analysis technology. With John’s expertise, the company quickly pivoted towards its current technology - adhesive skin patches. With lots of trial and error, the product has reached a 95-to-97% success rate in sample collection vs. the original 30%.  While not technically a founder, Dr. Dobak helped build the company up from scratch. First with the help of angels and then institutional investors, DermTech went public. Listen in to hear what John has to say about the adapting biotech space in San Diego and how DermTech continues to capitalize on it.    Dr. Dobak’s Favorite Tacos: Los Dos Pedros in Pacific Beach  Connect with Dr. Dobak:  LinkedIn Keep up with DermTech: Website LinkedIn Facebook: @dermtech Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.

Woops! is an American post-apocalyptic sitcom that aired on the Fox network from September 27 to December 6, 1992.[1] The series was created by Gary Jacobs, and produced by Witt/Thomas Productions in association with Touchstone Television. The series centered around the six survivors of a world nuclear holocaust. The six of them live together in an abandoned farm house while trying to survive and re-establish civilization. Thirteen episodes were made, but only ten were aired before Fox canceled the series.[2] In July 2002, TV Guide named Woops! the 42nd-worst TV show of all time, and referred to as a "post-apocalyptic Gilligan's Island".

Fancy hearing a Scottish Boxing legend? Want to listen to Grado's mind literally exploding? How about Ewen being taking to task over his comments about Aberdeen? Well come to bed honey and get it on with Football daft Episode 8! Scottish hall of fame boxer Gary Jacobs joins Ewen and Grado to chat about the passing of one of boxings greatest pound for pond fighters, who would win a Rocky 3 style fight (think Hulk Hogan v Rocky) between him and Grado and who in Scottish football would make the best boxer! On Who Are You, mind reader of the stars and America's Got Talent contestant, Colin Cloud is our guest. Find out what happens when he has a go at reading Grado's mind and literally makes it explode in the process! And radio presenter and Dons supporter Paul Harper steps up for Aberdeen Football Club to take Ewen to task over his comments about the club. Plus Grado's disastrous encounter with his girlfriends parents, all the latest transfer news and why you should never offer tomato sauce in a bowl to Grado! Stand by for Football Daft episode 8! Sponsored by Glasgow Private Hire, call 0141 774 3000. And check out some great betting offers we have thanks to Genting Bet at footballscoops.co.uk

New CMS initiatives are launching January 2020! You may have heard about the “Primary Care First” or “Direct Contracting” models. These two new models will impact value based care and reimbursement for primary care physicians. We are joined by Gary Jacobs, Village Medical at Home President, and Dave Ault, Attorney at Faegre, Backer, Daniels who help us dive into these new initiatives. In this episode, we will tell you what these initiatives are, how they differ from current ACOs, and how you can participate.If you have a question, comment, if you want one of the samples we reference, or if you want to be a guest on Working Smarter, visit our website at: https://vmdworkingsmarter.com/

In today's episode, Tristan, Gary and myself discussed racism and racist experiences, mentor and mentee relationships, hometowns, the prison system, growing personally as you age, life advice and much more!

This month the AccountingWEB Making Tax Digital podcast discussed progress on the MTD legislation, spreadsheets, HMRC webinars and progress on the pilot scheme. Joining AccountingWEB editor Tom Herbert on the podcast were ACCA’s Jason Piper, Thomson Reuters’ Mark Purdue and Gary Jacobs from Eazitax.

Joining the pod this month to discuss Making Tax Digital's new-found emphasis on VAT are Margaret Curran, Technical Officer from the Chartered Institute of Taxation, Gary Jacobs, director of accountancy practice Eazitax, and Thomson Reuters’ Product Manager – Tax, Mark Purdue.

Having run a talk station, I can quite imagine what the presenter offices of the old Talk Radio UK must have been like. You hire the greatest talk talent ‘cos they are larger than life. They can debate, argue, generate heat as well as light and win any argument. Off-air they are much the same. Mix James Whale with a dose of Anna Raeburn, a smattering of Simon Bates, a right wing David Starkey and a know it all blunt lawyer like Gary Jacobs, what do you do when Jeremy Beadle walks in with Dale Winton? I know I am mixing the eras there, but I suspect any one of Talk Radio's programmers would confirm that their particular gifted menagerie were quite a handful. Talk went through several eras, as it sought to identify a hole in the UK talk market which was not the BBC's but also not an American shaped. Having launched in 1994, and produced some brilliant programming along the way, alongside some significant challenges, the station lasted for four years before turning into the clearly-defined and successful Talk Sport. This selection of promos, thanks to Drew White, illustrate the TRUK days.

Gary Jacobs was joined by Oli Kay, Rory Smith and Gabriele Marcotti on the phone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.