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The EZGU AMAL Foundation is continuing its systematic efforts to support and develop pediatric bone marrow transplantation (BMT) in Uzbekistan. As part of this mission, the foundation funded the renewal of the "BMT Plus" specialized software license for the National Children's Medical Center (NCMC). The total amount of allocated charitable funds was 60,000,000 UZS.
Treatment at Home is a Priority Goal Step by step, the foundation is helping to create all the necessary conditions for young patients with severe illnesses to receive high-quality, high-tech medical care without having to travel abroad. The successful development of the transplantation field requires a comprehensive approach: from purchasing modern equipment and training specialists to integrating advanced digital solutions into everyday medical practice.
Why is the "BMT Plus" Program Critically Important? "BMT Plus" is a specialized electronic medical information system designed specifically for bone marrow transplant centers. For the doctors at the National Children's Medical Center, it is an indispensable working tool that performs several crucial functions at once:
Unified Database: The program consolidates all medical information about a patient in one place, preventing data loss and providing quick access to medical histories.
Treatment Precision: The system helps doctors closely monitor every stage of highly complex treatment protocols.
Post-Transplant Monitoring: The software is critically important for monitoring the condition of children after a bone marrow transplant—a period that requires the most meticulous observation of vital signs and recovery dynamics.
Thanks to the timely renewal of the license, the medical staff at the center will be able to continue working seamlessly within the system, focusing on what matters most: saving the lives of their young patients.
The EZGU AMAL Foundation expresses its deepest gratitude to all donors and partners. It is because of your donations that we can implement the best medical practices and give children a chance for a healthy future.