Jeffrey received his BS in Computer Science in 2005 from the University of Birmingham, England. In 2006 he attended the University of Edinburgh, Scotland and completed his MS in Informatics. He worked under Amos Storkey using Gaussian Processes to predict Emergency Department diversion up to 2 hours in advanced.

Papers (peer reviewed):

• Dexheimer J, Brown L, Leegon J, Aronsky D. Comparing Decision Support Methodology for Identifying Asthma Exacerbations. Medinfo 2007 (in press)

• Leegon J, Aronsky D. Impact of Different Training Strategies on the Accuracy of a Bayesian Network for Predicting Hospital Admission. American Medical Informatics Association Annu Symp. 2006;474-8.

Abstracts/Poster presentations:

• Leegon J, Hoot N, Aronsky D, Storkey A. Predicting Ambulance Diversion in an Adult Emergency Department using a Gaussian Process. American Medical Informatics Association Annu Symp. 2007 (In Press).

• Leegon J, Jones I, Lanaghan J, Aronsky D. Predicting Hospital Admission in a Pediatric Emergency Department using an Artificial Neural Network. American Medical Informatics Association Annu Symp. 2006;1004.

• Leegon J, Jones I, Lanaghan J, Aronsky D. Predicting Hospital Admission for Emergency Patients using a Bayesian network. American Medical Informatics Association Annu.Symp. Proc. 2005;1022.