Neighborhood Variation in Rate of Revascularization among Acute Myocardial Infarction Patients in New York City

Table 3

Assessment of neighborhood-level covariates (adjusted for selected patient-level covariates as shown in Table 2).

Neighborhood-level covariates	MOR*	Δ in  MOR (%)^†	Δ in Variance (%)^‡	IOR
CHF	1.49	−0.30	−1.50	(0.56, 2.56)
Obesity	1.42	4.08	19.93	(0.29, 1.14)
Diabetes	1.34	9.87	45.59	(0.26, 0.80)
Hypertension	1.41	4.82	23.41	(0.31, 1.17)
Renal disease	1.43	3.69	18.08	(0.32, 1.26)
Hyperlipidemia	1.49	−0.63	−3.19	(0.42, 1.96)
Pulmonary disease	1.50	−0.92	−4.69	(0.44, 2.07)
Public insurance	1.40	6.06	29.08	(0.29, 1.04)
Poverty level	1.35	9.18	42.71	(0.26, 0.83)
Access to Revascularization	1.27	14.75	64.31	(1.51, 3.72)

Abbreviation: IOR: interval odds ratio; MOR: median odds ratio.
*The MOR derived from the model containing patient-level covariates only is 1.49.
^†Change in MOR relative to the one derived from the model containing patient-level covariates only.
^‡Change in neighborhood variation relative to the model containing patient-level covariates only.