The Journal of Clinical Nephrology (JCN) is dedicated to advancing research and clinical practice in nephrology by publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed articles. Our journal serves as a platform for sharing scientific discoveries, innovative therapies, and best practices related to kidney health, renal diseases, and associated medical conditions.

Scope of the Journal

The JCN covers a broad spectrum of topics in nephrology and renal medicine, including but not limited to:

• Acute and chronic kidney disease (CKD) – diagnosis, treatment, and management.
• Advancements in dialysis, including hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis.
• Kidney transplantation, immunosuppression, and transplant-related complications.
• Hypertension, cardiovascular complications, and their impact on kidney function.
• Diabetic nephropathy and metabolic disorders affecting renal health.
• Innovative diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in nephrology.
• Nephropathology and kidney-related genetic disorders.
• Experimental and translational nephrology research.
• Critical care nephrology and acute kidney injury (AKI).
• Preventive nephrology and strategies for early intervention.
• Public health policies and healthcare delivery in nephrology.
• Ethical, legal, and social issues in kidney care.

Article Types

The JCN accepts a variety of article types, including:

• Original research articles presenting novel clinical or experimental nephrology research.
• Review articles summarizing and analyzing recent advancements in renal medicine.
• Case reports highlighting unique or rare kidney-related conditions.
• Clinical practice guidelines and expert consensus statements.
• Short communications providing preliminary findings of high significance.
• Editorials and opinion pieces addressing key issues in nephrology.
• Letters to the editor offering insights, critiques, or additional perspectives on published content.

Target Audience

The journal is intended for a global audience of nephrologists, renal healthcare professionals, medical researchers, and clinicians. It also serves as a valuable resource for:

• Medical practitioners involved in kidney disease management.
• Scientists conducting renal and translational research.
• Healthcare policymakers and public health experts.
• Students, educators, and trainees in nephrology and internal medicine.

Editorial Policy and Commitment

The JCN is committed to upholding the highest standards of scientific integrity, peer review, and ethical publishing. We ensure:

• Thorough peer review by independent experts in the field of nephrology.
• Transparent and ethical editorial practices following COPE guidelines.
• Open access to published research for broad dissemination of knowledge.
• Global collaboration and engagement in the nephrology research community.

By providing a comprehensive forum for scientific exchange, the Journal of Clinical Nephrology aims to enhance understanding, treatment, and prevention of kidney diseases worldwide.