Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To analyze the correlation between drug literacy and self-efficacy in patients after coronary heart disease intervention (PCI) treatment. Methods From September 2022 to September 2023 for the study period, select 100 cardiovascular internal medicine PCI patients with coronary heart disease as the research object, and then analyze the correlation of drug literacy and self-efficacy, using general data questionnaire, drug literacy questionnaire, Pearson correlation analysis method, multiple regression method. Results Pearson correlation analysis showed that the respondents medication literacy was positively associated with self-efficacy (P < 0.05). Multiple linear regression analysis showed that patients with higher total score of self-efficacy had higher level of drug literacy; patients with annual income of> 30,000-50,000 were significantly higher than patients with annual income of < 10,000 yuan; patients in the inpatient CAD care unit had pharmacy literacy level was significantly lower than that of patients in ordinary wards (P < 0.05). Conclusion In the study of this paper, the correlation between drug literacy and self-efficacy was mainly analyzed and discussed, aiming to clarify the level of postoperative drug literacy of PCI in patients with coronary heart disease through relevant questionnaires, so as to better provide relevant therapeutic intervention measures for them. The outcome was clear, the drug literacy was at a middle level, the annual family income was low, and the patients in CCU were relatively poor, and the self-efficacy of patients was positively correlated with drug literacy.

Interventional treatment for coronary heart disease; Postoperative patients; Drug literacy; Self-efficacy