Compliance to medication of patients with previous Q - positive myocardial infarction
Abstract
In the article the issue of compliance to medication treatment of patients with previous Q - positive myocardial infarction within one year after discharge from the hospital is considered. 113 persons were included in the research. The control was conducted after 6 and 12 months. Lower compliance to treatment was noted concerning all groups: β-adrenergic blockers, APF/ARA inhibitors, double antithrombocytic therapy, with a greater proportion of reducing statins (50 %).
About the Authors
E. V. Gurieva
SBE RH №2 - Center of emergency medical care
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Elga Vladimirovna Gurieva - post-graduate student on speciality ‘Cardiology’, doctor cardiologist
Yakutsk
E. S. Kylbanova
Medical Institute of North- Eastern Federal University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Elena Semenovna Kylbanova – MD, Head of Internal Medicine and General Practice ( Family Medicine) Faculty of Postgraduate Medical Education
Yakutsk
A. V. Pavlova
SBE RH №2 - Center of emergency medical care
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Anna Valentinovna Pavlova - post-graduate student on speciality ‘Cardiology’, doctor cardiologist
Yakutsk
B. V. Andreev
SBE RH №2 - Center of emergency medical care
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Boris Vitalievich Andreev - head physician
Yakutsk
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Gurieva E.V., Kylbanova E.S., Pavlova A.V., Andreev B.V. Compliance to medication of patients with previous Q - positive myocardial infarction. Yakut Medical Journal. 2017;(1):24-27.
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