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This study is aimed at assessing the current status of ACS patients' health literacy and medication compliance, analyzing the relationship between the two, and providing ideas for clinically improving the medication compliance of ACS patients and preventing the recurrence of cardiovascular events. ACS patients need long-term medication to prevent vascular restenosis after surgery, and bad living habits and mood swings will affect postoperative recovery, so clinical interventions are needed to help patients establish a healthy lifestyle. The effect of conventional care is not ideal. Therefore, this paper uses regression analysis to analyze the correlation between the health literacy status of ACS patients and the compliance behavior, combines the investigation and experiment to perform regression analysis and uses mathematical statistics to process data. The connection between health literacy level and compliance behavior is discovered via a study, providing a point of reference for future research.

Research on the Health Literacy Status and Compliance Behavior of Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome