Specialist in Nephrology
Cardiorenal metabolic health
Cardiovascular risk prevention

Behind every patient,
lies an irreplaceable
work of art.

Nephrologist specialising in cardiorenal metabolic health and cardiovascular risk prevention. I combine evidence-based medicine, digital health and AI innovation, and a humanistic, person-centred approach.

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Artwork — two kidneys with a sunset landscape

About me

Research, continuous training and medical humanism

Cardiorenal metabolic healthCardiovascular riskRenal artMedical humanism

I am a nephrologist, researcher and artist. My work focuses on the comprehensive care of people with chronic kidney disease, arterial hypertension and cardiorenal metabolic syndrome, with an approach oriented towards prevention and evidence-based medicine. My professional career combines clinical practice, participation in clinical research and continuous training, with a growing interest in digital health, artificial intelligence and HealthTech innovation.

I combine my clinical practice with continuous training in innovation applied to medicine and with scientific outreach, participating in talks and educational activities on cardiorenal prevention, cardiovascular risk in chronic kidney disease and cardiorenal metabolic syndrome.

In parallel, I have completed postgraduate training in art therapy, a discipline that has enriched my humanistic vision of medicine and reinforces my way of understanding healthcare: scientifically rigorous, but also close and person-centred.

I have completed training stays at the Cardiorenal Unit of Hospital Puerta de Hierro (Madrid) and at Mayo Clinic Rochester (United States), experiences that have broadened my clinical and scientific perspective.

My vocation is to contribute to a more preventive, innovative and human medicine, offering evidence-based care adapted to the needs of each individual.

Training and academic activity

·Medical degree from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
·Specialist in Nephrology, Hospital Universitari Son Espases
·Master's in Medical Research
·Training in clinical nutrition
·Master's in Haemodialysis
·Master's in Fluid and Electrolyte Management
·Continuous training in cardiorenal metabolic syndrome, clinical lipidology, cardiovascular risk and cardiorenal medicine
·Author of publications in national and international scientific journals
·Languages: Catalan, Spanish and English

Scientific societies

·Sociedad Española de Nefrología (SEN)
·European Renal Association (ERA)
·American Society of Nephrology (ASN)
·International Society of Nephrology (ISN)
·Sociedad Española de Arteriosclerosis (SEA)
·Societat Balear de Nefrologia (SBN)

Blog · Articles by the doctor

Cardiorenal Health

Kidney Health

The Future of Nephrology: Protecting Kidney Health Before Disease Develops

Discover why protecting kidney health before disease develops could transform healthcare. Traditionally, nephrology has focused on treating kidney disease once it has already reached an advanced stage. However, a new perspective advocates acting much earlier: protecting kidney health before damage occurs. This shift could improve not only kidney health but also cardiovascular health.

Digital Health & AI

Digital health and artificial intelligence are transforming the way we prevent, diagnose and monitor chronic diseases. My interest focuses on how these tools can help improve cardiorenal prevention, hypertension control, chronic kidney disease and data-driven clinical decision-making. I am currently expanding my training in this field and closely following scientific and technological advances, with the aim of integrating digital innovation into clinical practice and participating in projects that improve care for patients and professionals.

Areas of interest

Remote patient monitoring

Hypertension and digital follow-up

Cardiorenal prevention

Artificial intelligence applied to clinical practice

Clinical decision-making support

Data-driven personalised medicine

Medical Humanism

Through art, I explore the human experience of kidney disease and its impact on people's lives. This project is born from the desire to bring together medicine, science and the humanities, creating spaces for reflection, outreach and awareness around kidney health.