Daniele Angioni

Daniele Angioni is a General Practitioner based in Novara, Italy. He graduated in Medicine and Surgery with highest honours and completed postgraduate training in General Practice, with a thesis on the use of ultrasonographic renal resistive index in integrated diabetes management. He also holds a Diploma in Generalist Clinical Ultrasonography from the Italian Society of Ultrasonography in General Practice (SIEMG).

Medical education has been a central component of his career. He has taught General Practice at the University of Eastern Piedmont (UPO) within the Medicine and Nursing degree programmes and regularly contributes to the postgraduate training of future General Practitioners. He is also involved in continuing medical education for physicians through national and regional initiatives.

He has held scientific and educational roles within the Italian Federation of General Practitioners (FIMMG), collaborating with the Scientific Society of General Practitioners (METIS) and the Italian Society of General Medicine and Primary Care (SIMG). He is a founding member of RIMeG (Research and Innovation in General Practice), a group promoting research and innovation in primary care.

Dr Angioni has served as a scientific consultant to healthcare institutions, contributing to educational programmes, clinical guidance documents, and integrated care pathways. He currently coordinates the Interregional Commission on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine of the Medical Councils of Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta and is responsible for artificial intelligence within the Associazione Medici Endocrinologi (AME).

His interests include clinical reasoning, diagnostic ultrasonography, digital medicine, and artificial intelligence in healthcare. He has authored scientific publications, serves as a peer reviewer for international journals, and advocates for the recognition of General Practice as a distinct scientific and clinical discipline.

As Founder and Section Editor of Family Medicine & Community Care (FM&CC), a section of AboutOpen, he seeks to strengthen scientific research and academic publishing in General Practice. His editorial vision recognizes generalism as a scientific asset, longitudinal care as a distinctive clinical expertise, and the physician–patient relationship as a foundation of medical practice. Through FM&CC, he aims to promote rigorous interdisciplinary research and advance the recognition of Family Medicine as an essential discipline in the development of community-based healthcare.