Research Article
Adherence to Antiplatelet Therapy after Coronary Intervention among Patients with Myocardial Infarction Attending Vietnam National Heart Institute
Table 1
Adherence to antiplatelet therapy.
| Variables (n = 175) | n (%) |
| Adherence to medication during a last month | | Adherence | 124 (70.86) | No adherence | 51 (29.14) | Actions when forgot medicine (n=51) | | Did not forget | 124 (70.86) | Double dose on next day | 0 (0.00) | Continue to take medicine at usual doses and report to doctor | 1 (0.57) | Contact doctor | 47 (26.86) | Do not continue to take medicine | 2 (1.14) | Re-examination | | By appointment | 155 (88.57) | Not by appointment | 20 (11.43) | Seeking information on myocardial infarction before visiting hospital | | Yes | 167 (95.43) | No | 8 (4.57) | Knowledge of disease cause | | Genetics | 84 (50.30) | Lifestyle | 48 (28.74) | Others | 35 (20.96) | Having consultation with a doctor before surgery and before leaving hospital | | Yes | 167 (95.43) | No | 8 (4.57) | Understanding the doctors’ explanation | | <50% | 22 (12.57) | ≥50% | 153 (87.43) |
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