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. 2022 Dec 5;27(1):113–121. doi: 10.7812/TPP/22.100

Table 3:

Treatment a

Treatment White (n = 628) Black (n = 164) Hispanic (n = 660) Asian
(n = 255)
p value
Revascularization
 PCI 490 (78.0) 116 (70.7) 466 (70.6) 186 (72.9) 0.02
 CABG 59 (9.4) 19 (11.6) 80 (12.1) 39 (15.3) 0.09
 PCI/CABG 524 (83.4) 130 (79.3) 524 (79.4) 216 (84.7) 0.12
Medications
(filled at least 1 prescription postdischarge)
 Statin 594 (94.6) 148 (90.2) 618 (93.6) 240 (94.1) 0.24
 Beta-blockers 591 (94.1) 153 (93.3) 620 (93.9) 246 (93.9) 0.43
 ACEI/ARB 536 (85.4) 135 (82.3) 559 (84.7) 219 (85.9) 0.76
 P2Y12 inhibitors 575 (91.6) 144 (87.8) 578 (87.6) 229 (89.8) 0.12
Medication adherence
(among patients with a last 1 year of follow-up)
(n = 622) (n = 159) (n = 654) (n = 249)
 Statin PDC ≥ 80% 419 (67.4) 80 (50.3) 383 (58.6) 180 (72.3) < 0.001
 Beta-blockers PDC ≥ 80% 417 (67.0) 99 (62.3) 394 (60.2) 189 (75.9) < 0.001
 ACEI/ARB PDC ≥ 80% 367 (59.0) 90 (56.6) 382 (58.4) 154 (61.9) 0.73
 P2Y12 inhibitors PDC ≥ 80% 429 (69.0) 93 (58.5) 412 (63.0) 187 (75.1) < 0.001
a

The measurement period used in this study was the first year after discharge from hospitalization for myocardial infarction.

ACEI, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor; ARB, angiotensin receptor blocker; CABG, coronary artery bypass graft; PCI, percutaneous coronary intervention; PDC, proportion of days covered, with PDC ≥ 80% indicating good adherence to medication during the measurement period; P2Y12, P2Y12 receptor.