I work at the intersection of digital health, mental health, data and defence. This is where I share projects, notes and practical writing from that work.
A new paper led by Amos Simms has just been published in BMJ Military Health, examining mental health and some of the factors associated with probable common mental
I recently completed my PADI Open Water Diver course with Abyss Scuba School. It was a great experience, helped enormously by patient instructors and a friendly group of
Great to see a new paper published in BMJ Military Health, led by Amos Simms, alongside Neil Greenberg, Nicola T. Fear and me. Mental health and well-being
The use of AI in academic work has increased significantly in a relatively short time. Researchers and students are using AI to explore ideas, find literature, summarise papers
I am pleased to share our newly published research exploring the experiences of UK Armed Forces Reservists returning home and to civilian employment following deployment to Iraq or
Digital services are now part of everyday life. They shape how people book healthcare appointments, order prescriptions, access welfare advice, engage with government services, connect with charities and
We are pleased to share our latest paper in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, reporting findings from the fourth phase of the King’s Centre for Military Health Research
I'm pleased to share our latest publication in PLOS Digital Health: Reducing alcohol consumption in UK Armed Forces veterans: Feasibility of using personalised push notifications with
I was recently asked to put together some thoughts on passive data and how it is used in healthcare. I thought I'd share a slimmed down
I have been working on this post for a while. I thought I'd drop my reflections. Academic peer review is still sold to us as the