Hi,
I have read in existing literature that if we are dealing with a binary outcome (i.e th individual went for prenatal care/did not go for prenatal care), the Concentration Index is not valid as it is not normalised Could someone please explain how to normalise wagstaff concentration index and what this generally means.
Zahrah
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