Sharing knowledge and experience
Open exchange with colleagues: clinical questions, experience and learning materials.
Community
Transplantology community
An open initiative group bringing together doctors, nurses, coordinators and students who work with transplantation in Uzbekistan.
Sourced information in Uzbek
Explanations based on the law, official centers and international guidance.
Professional network
Connecting doctors, nurses and coordinators across centers, cities and regions.
Accurate information about donation
Preparing clear, honest, sourced information for the public together.
Who is it for?
- Doctors and surgeons who work with transplantation
- Nephrologists, hepatologists and other related specialists
- Intensive care and anesthesiology staff
- Nurses and transplant coordinators
- Residents and students
- Lawyers and patient representatives
How can I join?
Leave an application
A short application through the Telegram bot: name, specialty, city and your interests.
Organizers review it
The organizers' group reviews the application and replies to you.
Invitation to the closed group
After approval, you receive an invitation link to the closed discussion group.
Applications will open soon
Closed group and next steps
For now the discussion takes place in a closed group. As the community grows, an open space and a news section will appear on the site.
Organizers
The organizers' group consists of doctors. Names are published only with participants' written consent.
Your data
Only the data needed for the application is collected. No patient information is requested. Data is not shared with third parties, and you can ask for it to be deleted at any time. Privacy →
FAQ
Is this an association?
No. For now this is an unregistered initiative group. If an official association is created, we will announce it separately.
Is membership paid?
No. Participation is free for now.
Can patients join too?
This group is for professionals. Patients and their families can use the portal's Knowledge and Roadmap sections.
Is medical advice given in the group?
No. The discussion is for sharing professional experience; decisions about a specific patient are made by the doctor.