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Abstract
Kidney transplant surgery patients' postoperative rehabilitation is extremely important for health monitoring. New digital monitoring systems, telemedicine, and mobile health technologies have proven to be superior ways to enhance medication adherence, lower infectious and non-infectious complication rates, and better connect healthcare providers and patients in recent years. The purpose of this study was to explore the role of digital monitoring systems in the postoperative course of kidney transplant patients at the Clinic of Andijan State Medical Institute from 2023 to 2025. All 17 patients who had received kidney transplantation were analyzed. The results proved that remote monitoring helped to increase adherence to the recommended immunosuppressive treatment and allowed a more personalized approach in rehabilitation process. Patients were able to take medicines more reliably, and health professionals were provided with up-to-date information about changes in the state of their patients. Furthermore, digital monitoring helped to identify early signs of potential complications, decreased the number of infectious events, improved psychological health and wellbeing, and allowed for more efficient use of health care resources. The use of digital communication channels helped to promote patient engagement and active participation in the recovery process. The findings indicate that the adoption of digital health technologies in rehabilitation after transplant can enhance the safety, effectiveness and quality of rehabilitation program. Additionally, this study offers preliminary data to support the general introduction of telemedicine monitoring systems and lays the groundwork for future clinical studies to optimize long-term outcomes in kidney transplant recipients.