Risk Management and Healthcare Policy

Healthcare for Cardiorenal Chronic Patients: A Challenge for Social Expenditure

Cardiorenal syndromes represent a growing global health challenge, characterized by the complex interplay between heart and kidney dysfunction. These conditions are becoming increasingly prevalent, requiring long-term management and multidisciplinary care. The treatment of cardiorenal patients often involves collaboration among various healthcare professionals, which contributes to rising healthcare costs and places significant strain on social expenditure. This Article Collection aims to explore innovative solutions that balance optimal treatment outcomes with sustainable healthcare costs, addressing a pressing issue that affects healthcare systems worldwide, regardless of whether they are public or private.

The rising prevalence of cardiorenal syndromes poses significant challenges to healthcare systems worldwide. These conditions require long-term management and multidisciplinary care, which can strain healthcare resources and increase social expenditure. This Article Collection seeks to address these challenges by fostering research that identifies cost-effective strategies for managing cardiorenal patients. By advancing our understanding of integrated care models and innovative healthcare policies, this Collection aims to provide a foundation for improving patient outcomes while ensuring the sustainability of healthcare systems. The insights gained will be invaluable for policymakers, healthcare providers, and researchers working to mitigate the global impact of these chronic conditions.

We invite submissions that explore integrated and transitional care approaches for cardiorenal patients, including strategies to reduce hospital stays and enhance the quality of life for individuals with chronic heart and kidney failure. Topics of interest include home healthcare models, the role of nursing and healthcare professionals, and innovative interventions to optimize patient outcomes. Additionally, we welcome research articles, reviews, and perspectives that examine the challenges of managing cardiorenal syndromes and propose solutions for sustainable healthcare management. By addressing these diverse aspects, this Collection aims to foster a multidisciplinary dialogue that advances both clinical practice and healthcare policy.

Please review the journal Aims and Scope and author submission instructions prior to submitting a manuscript.

Please submit your manuscript on our website, quoting the promo code 6F64B to indicate that your submission is for consideration in this Article Collection.

Please contact Haoyang Yi (Commissioning Editor) at [email protected] with any queries regarding this Article Collection.

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Guest Advisors

Dr. Caterina Carollo, University of Palermo, Italy

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Dr Prof. Caterina Carollo is a nephrologist and researcher with extensive expertise in cardiorenal physiology, hypertension, and microcirculation. She holds a PhD in Cardiovascular and Renal Clinical Pathophysiology and has authored numerous publications in high-impact journals, focusing on innovative approaches to nephrocardiology and oxidative stress. Dr. Carollo is also an experienced educator, currently teaching Nephrology at the University of Palermo, and has played a pivotal role in organizing and leading prominent scientific conferences in her field.

Dr. Siddiq Anwar, Khalifa University, United Arab Emirates

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Dr. Siddiq Anwar is a Consultant Nephrologist and Clinical Professor at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City, with academic appointments at Khalifa University, UAE University, and Gulf Medical University, and a Visiting Fellowship at the ADIA Lab focusing on AI-driven cardiorenal care optimization. He has led transformative digital health programs across GCC healthcare systems, specializing in integrated chronic disease management, population health outcomes, and sustainable care delivery models. Dr. Anwar co-founded RenAIssance AI research laboratory and has extensive experience developing cost-effective healthcare solutions across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.