Dr Daniel Lashley
Professional statement
Dr Daniel Lashley is a consultant neurologist in Bristol. He specialises in cognitive disorders, stroke, and ambulatory emergency care for neurological conditions. He privately practises at Re:Cognition Health Bristol, as Principal Investigator, and as a consultant neurologist at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust. As a consultant, he oversees neurological services and contributes to the organisation of acute care provision within the trust.
Dr Lashley holds Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) and completed his MB BChir at the University of Cambridge in 2002.
Dr Lashley has been an educator for medical students, junior doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust. He also serves as a speaker at regional academic meetings, audits, and journal clubs. His work includes advancing ambulatory emergency care models for patients requiring neurological assessment and treatment.
He is a member of the Association of British Neurologists. He was recognised as a finalist for the Leading Healthcare Awards in the Technology Solution of the Year category, acknowledging innovation in healthcare delivery.
Clinics
240 Park Ave, Almondsbury, BS32 4SY, UK, BristolMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 24 years of experience
- Principal investigator, Re:Cognition Health Bristol
Professional memberships
- Association of British Neurologists
Education
- FRCP, Royal College of Physicians
- MB BChir, University of Cambridge (2002)
Teaching posts
- Educator for medical students, junior doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
- Speaker at regional academic meetings, audits, and journal clubs
Publications and conferences
- "Attending system for acute neurology care: experience in a UK centre" - BMJ Neurol Open (2024)
- Co-author: "Disease-modifying treatment preferences and decision-making in a multiple sclerosis randomized and observational clinical trial (DELIVER-MS)" — Multiple Sclerosis Journal (2026)
Prizes and awards
- Finalist, Leading Healthcare Awards, Technology Solution of the Year
Languages spoken
- English