2019 in Twitter Posts
What a great year 2019 was, busy, but great. I progressed in my career, made some new friends, got a few journal papers, and a grant. To capture 2019, I thought it would
Daniel Leightley
Just Published: Identifying Veterans Using Electronic Health Records in the United Kingdom: A Feasibility Study
There is a lack of evidence concerning UK Armed Forces veterans who access secondary mental health care services — specialist care often delivered in high intensity therapeutic clinics or hospitals — for their mental health
Hosting a Ghost Blog on DigitalOcean with Cloudflare and Static Folders
We have just released the new King's Centre for Military Health Research website, you can see it here, which is powered by Ghost and hosted on DigitalOcean. We've designed the site to be
I'm presenting: Artificial Intelligence for Mental Health & Neuroscience
In London on the Wed, 18 September 2019? If so, come see me speak about identifying probable post-traumatic stress disorder using machine learning in a military cohort. You can book tickets here. More
Getting savvy with Ionic Appflow: Testing it with the pwned? app
I've written before about how time is a commodity. Spending time waiting for machine learning models to converge, or manage native builds, or manage NPM packages (and pesky version control and local dependencies)
The mHealth revolution - The Military Medicine Podcast
Recently, I took part in the Military Medicine Podcast along with Lt Col Norman Jones to discuss InDEx; an app we developed to manage alcohol misuse in veterans of the UK Armed Forces