Call for Paper
Collection Title: Guidelines for the Management of Hypertension
The Japanese Society of Hypertension periodically updates evidence-based and consensus-based guidelines for hypertension treatment, known as the "JSH Guidelines." The latest version is scheduled for release in the next few years, and the English version will be published on Hypertension Research. The purpose of this collection is to gather evidence and opinions that contribute to the next guidelines. All articles included in this collection concern the guidelines.
We welcome the article types listed below:
Special Issue - Article
Special Issue - Review
Special Issue - Mini Review
Special Issue - Brief Communication
Special Issue - Comment
Special Issue - Correspondence
Please click here <https://www.nature.com/hr/guide-to-authors> for more information and author guidelines on submitting each article type.
Please click here <https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/htr> to submit your manuscript to this series.
Any pre-submission queries regarding this special issue should be sent to the Japanese Society of Hypertension at hr-office@jpnsh.jp.
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Special Issue on "Home Blood Pressure-Centered Management of Hypertension"
Home blood pressure-centered management of hypertension is facilitated in the digital age. This approach is effective from the healthcare to medical treatment for the suppression of the onset and aggravation of hypertension.
Here, we encourage to submit all types of papers (original article, brief report, meta-analysis, review, minireview paper, correspondence) of concept, technology, evidence related to all challenges of home blood pressure from healthcare to medicine.
Please refer to;
Lifetime home BP-centered approach is the core from onset to aggravation of hypertension https://doi.org/10.1038/s41440-023-01174-5
Please click here <https://www.nature.com/hr/guide-to-authors> for more information and author guidelines on submitting each article type.
Please click here <https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/htr> to submit your manuscript to this series.
You may select any of the article types listed below:
Special Issue - Article
Special Issue - Review
Special Issue - Mini Review
Special Issue - Brief Communication
Special Issue - Comment
Special Issue - Correspondence
Any pre-submission queries regarding this special issue should be sent to the Japanese Society of Hypertension at hr-office@jpnsh.jp.
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Topical Collection_ Digital Hypertension
The recent dramatic development of information and communication technology (ICT) has greatly advanced the approach to hypertension management. The Japanese Society of Hypertension (JSH) has made "the JSH Future Plan," aiming to overcome hypertension, which is the biggest cause of cardiovascular diseases, and to extend healthy life expectancy in a super-aging society, and has proposed a new academic field called "Digital Hypertension”. Digital hypertension is a new academic field that creates added value in hypertension treatment and related medical care by the ICT. We welcome papers related to research concepts and hypothesis, sensor development, information processing, AI, clinical indicators, big data analysis, digital therapeutics, virtual management of hypertension, telemedicine, etc.
Before submitting your manuscript, please ensure you have carefully read the submission guidelines.
To submit to Hypertension Research, please click here. You may select any of the article types listed below:
Special Issue – Article
Special Issue – Review
Special Issue – Mini Review
Special Issue – Brief Communication
Special Issue – Comment
Special Issue – Correspondence
Any pre-submission queries regarding this special issue should be sent to;
The Japanese Society of Hypertension hr-office@jpnsh.jp.
Reference
1. Matsuoka, R., Akazawa, H., Kodera, S. et al. The dawning of the digital era in the management of hypertension. Hypertens Res 43, 1135–1140 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41440-020-0506-1
Please refer to;
Kazuomi Kario, Satoshi Hoshide & Masaki Mogi . Digital Hypertension 2023: Concept, hypothesis, and new technology. Hypertens Res (2022).
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41440-022-00997-y
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Renal Denervation and Sympathetic Nerve System
We are hereby announcing a call for papers for the special issue “Renal Denervation and Sympathetic Nerve System”. We previously published a special issue on this topic in 2021, mainly focusing on Asia. In light of the new data and evidence that has accumulated since then, we believe now is the best time to plan this new Special Feature.
Articles on the following aspects of renal denervation are welcome: 1) clinical evidence of randomized sham-controlled trials and real-world studies, 2) long-term effects on efficacy and safety, 3) different denervation techniques, 4) patientpreferences, 5) positioning in the guidelines, and 6) experimental studies.
The thematic series is now open for submissions for all article types. Please click here for more information and author guidelines on submitting each article type.
Please click here to submit your manuscript to this series. You may select any of the article types listed below:
Special Issue – Article
Special Issue – Review
Special Issue – Mini Review
Special Issue – Brief Communication
Special Issue – Comment
Special Issue – Correspondence
Any pre-submission queries regarding this special issue should be sent to the Japanese Society of Hypertension at hr-office@jpnsh.jp.
Please refer to;
Kario, K., Hoshide, S. & Mogi, M. A recent advance in Renal denervation to clinical practice. Hypertens Res (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41440-022-01050-8
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Special Issue_ Asian Study: Current evidence and perspectives for hypertension management in Asia
This special issue of Hypertension Research – dedicated to the latest advances in Asia – presents a collection of original articles, review articles, comments and other articles. The contributionsdiscuss recent studies concerning Asia, their clinical relevance and potential future directions.
The thematic series is now open for submissions for all article types. Please click here for more information and author guidelines on submitting each article type.
Authors should include the following components in their submissions.
- Perspectives in Asia
- Point of View
Perspectives in Asia
“Perspectives in Asia” texts discuss insights and influences on clinical guidelines and practice stemming from Asia. Authors should indicate the relevance and potential of these influences. Please include the texts before the Conclusion section and also make sure to cite if necessary.
Point of View
Please include “Point of View” texts after the References or the Figure legend. The Point of View section will appear in a separate text box to distinguish it from the rest of the submission.
Please describe each item below with a short sentence or a phrase in the Point of View section. No citations necessary.
Box: Point of view
- Clinical relevance: XXXXXXX
- Future direction: XXXXXXXX
- Consideration for the Asian population: XXXXXXX
Please click here to submit your manuscript to this series. You may select any of the article types listed below:
Special Issue – Article
Special Issue – Review
Special Issue – Mini Review
Special Issue – Brief Communication
Special Issue – Comment
Special Issue – Correspondence
Any pre-submission queries regarding this special issue should be sent to the Japanese Society of Hypertension hr-office@jpnsh.jp.
Please refer to;
Kazunori Toyoda, Sohei Yoshimura, Mayumi Fukuda-Doi, Adnan I. Qureshi, Manabu Inoue, Kaori Miwa, Masatoshi Koga, the ATACH Trial Investigators & the SAMURAI Investigators. Intravenous nicardipine for Japanese patients with acute intracerebral hemorrhage: an individual participant data analysis. Hypertens Res (2022).
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41440-022-01046-4
