Publications by authors named "Paul Nara"
Article Synopsis
- Adherence to long-term medical therapy is crucial for improving outcomes in patients after acute coronary syndrome (ACS), with studies indicating that adherence is often moderate to low, particularly declining within the first year post-discharge.*
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- Research identified 58 studies revealing that nearly 30% of patients stopped one or more medications within 90 days of an ACS event, with factors influencing adherence divided into patient-related, healthcare system-related, and disease-related categories.*
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- Enhanced patient education and early follow-up by healthcare providers can improve medication adherence, which in turn is associated with lower rates of major adverse cardiovascular events.*
