STUDY OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE MONITORING IN THE NAMANGAN REGION

Abstract

This article examines the prevalence and characteristics of heart diseases in the Namangan region. The primary goal is to safeguard and monitor public health through systematic data collection and analysis, ultimately enabling the automation of the healthcare system. The necessity of ongoing research to enhance the prevention and management of cardiovascular diseases is thoroughly discussed. The article emphasizes the importance of a unified system for monitoring cardiovascular risk factors and delivering specialized care to patients. A distinctive aspect of such monitoring lies in the effective use of collected data to inform strategies and policies in healthcare. Monitoring also serves as a tool to evaluate the impact of preventive and therapeutic interventions. By combining research insights with practical monitoring, policymakers can improve the effectiveness of health-related decisions and validate monitoring methodologies.