Weekly texts did not improve medication adherence after ACS, but may benefit lifestyle

Weekly motivational text messages did not improve self-reported medication adherence among patients who experienced ACS vs. usual care alone, but they may have helped to improve certain lifestyle-related risk factors, researchers reported.
The results of the TEXTMEDS trial were published in Circulation.
“Hospital admissions for people who have experienced a heart attack are generally short, and there may not be sufficient time to provide information and education to support their recovery and how to prevent another heart attack,” Clara K. Chow, MBBS, PhD, academic director and

Weekly motivational text messages did not improve self-reported medication adherence among patients who experienced ACS vs. usual care alone, but they may have helped to improve certain lifestyle-related risk factors, researchers reported.
The results of the TEXTMEDS trial were published in Circulation.
“Hospital admissions for people who have experienced a heart attack are generally short, and there may not be sufficient time to provide information and education to support their recovery and how to prevent another heart attack,” Clara K. Chow, MBBS, PhD, academic director and