Acute Coronary Syndrome Clinical Trial
Official title:
A Randomized and Controlled Study About the Impact of Intensive Education on Lipid Management in Patients With Acute Coronary Syndrome in China
Among the patients with coronary heart disease, those with ACS (acute coronary syndrome) are
extremely high-risk patients. Therefore, management outside hospital, especially the regular
administration of drugs, is vital to prevent the recurrence of cardiovascular events.
However, most patients often fail to stay on a long-term administration regimen, especially
the administration of statins. According to the statistics, the average duration adhered
with statin in patients with ACS is less than 3 months, use of statin at hospital discharge
was only 80% and 65% in 6 month, with a very low LDL-C control rate (about 11% at 6 months),
which poses a threat to the recurrence rate of cardiovascular events in patients with ACS.
It was found in previous studies that there were many factors influencing patients'
compliance, in which patients' refusing to take medicine accounted for a higher proportion.
It suggests that patient had not recognized the importance of long-term administration.
Therefore, it is extremely important for physicians to strengthen patient education and
regular follow-up visits during disease management. Moreover, the effectiveness of patient
education during chronic disease management has already been proved in some studies abroad,
and the interventional effect of multiple patient education process outweighs that of single
approach education.
Thus, we intend to conduct a randomized and controlled study to explore the effect of
multi-channel intensive patient education on LDL-C target achieving rate and statin
adherence in patients with ACS in China.
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Allocation: Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
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