Racial disparities in the use of cardiac revascularization: does local hospital capacity matter?

0.002 (−0.01–0.014)), further adjusting for the county-level variation led to widened disparity (−0.011 (−0.023–0.001)), although the estimate was marginally significant.

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Table 6 shows that higher quintile of catheterization capacity was not significantly associated with greater likelihood of receiving CABG, nor was it associated with narrowed racial difference in CABG rates (i.e., the magnitudes of cross-level interaction effects did not show a decreasing trend across quintile groups).

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