Daniel G. Oliveira

Great news!! Our paper with the results of our Living With SLE in Europe: Swiss Knife Survey is out! Thanks @Lupusreference for your amazing support! Thanks also @sarahdyball1 @G_O_Daniel @cristianasieiro @elis_chessa @jeanette_lupus @ricky_chotai @tulupus @AnnemarieS66 et al!

✅ #PrecisionMedicine is IMPORTANT in #Lupus, but PERSONALIZED medicine, - taking into account the personal socio-economic determinants & patient #vulnerabilities-, is even MORE IMPORTANT. Check our latest PAPER with @G_O_Daniel & Zoe from @LupusEurope at: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

✅ Happy to report that our recent paper "Experiences and unmet needs of persons living with systemic #lupus erythematosus in Europe: Lupus Europe's 2024 Swiss knife survey" with @LupusEurope is now #openaccess 🔓 for all 👍 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚀 #LupusALERT keeps moving forward! We’re one step closer to a tool that will screen for vulnerabilities people may face during lupus care. A bit thank you to all who contributed!💜 Huge thanks to @Lupusreference & @G_O_Daniel for their commitment and dedication!

✅ Very happy to report that we have completed STEP 2 of #LUPUSALERT, asking a large international panel to triage & prioritize #lupus #vulnerabilities suggested during step 1, for inclusion in the final screening questionnaire 👍 Thanks to you all for your contributions 👏

(0/5) Here are five of the commonest cognitive traps in medicine (and forcing strategies to avoid each)👇

I hear interns and residents banally say they had to prioritise due to time limitations so they couldn't do a full note. I see the use of copy-paste. I feel clinical reasoning skills are changing (to put it politely). I fear what might be next. #MedEd needs to adapt at all levels

Unsurprisingly @cyrilzakka says it better than I could. These are the exact concerns I have about the way we are integrating LLMs into clinical care. It *might* not matter, but we are all participating in an educational Pascal's wager right now. A 🧵🔽

There's a lot to be said on this newest preprint showing that reliance on LLMs in writing tasks leads to a 'consistent underperformance' in neural and behavioral levels with potential long-term consequences. Interestingly, I think this ties to similar but (early)…

Beyond the long-term educational issues, this also really validates the concerns from our NEJM editorial @AdamRodmanMD @arjunmanrai. Divorcing reasoning from documentation changes the underlying cognitive process, and we can't assume without evidence that they are equivalent.

Very thoughtful critical appraisal of #SLE guidelines by @Lupusreference at #NEDAI2025 the 🇵🇹 PT autoimmunity congress. A broad range of rapidly growing and evolving guidelines - how do they apply to the patient in front of you? Always thought provoking listening to him!

CONGRESS | #EULAR2025 | POSTER Anca Askanese, @Columbia, presented a post hoc analysis of CARE phase 2 study of cenerimod in pts with #SLE (EX-4mg arm; n=85). Sustained modified SLEDAI-2K score in 63.5% of pts vs 50% with PBO in 12 months. Chance of experiencing a 4-month…

✅ Excited to see our work showcased at the plenary session! At #EULAR2025

Self-management of rheum disease is ripe for apps, gamification. How well does it work though? This app (Axia) in axSpA was basically as good as a biologic. Maybe you downplay non-pharm management, prob because we don’t do it well. This changes that #EULAR2025 LB0002 @RheumNow

Treatment of relapsing polychondritis #Rheumatology #MedTwitter #EULAR2025

Great to see health inequalities and social determinants of health are having a big presence at #EULAR2025! To address the issue we first need to talk about it “We have a moral, legal and economic duty to act”, as Dr Christopher Marley points out