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Source #1
1. Information type: Article - Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act - A progress Report
2. Author: Blumenthal, David; Collins, Sara R; Hamel, Mary Beth
3. Source: The New England journal of medicine, 2014, Vol.371 (3), p.275-281
4. Use of Information: This article can be used to understand the ramifications of the ACA

Source #2
1. Information type: Article - The Road Ahead for the Affordable Care Act
2. Author: McDonough, John E
3. Source: The New England Journal of Medicine, 2012-07-19, Vol.367 (3), p.199-201
4. Use of Information: It can be used to refer to the impact of ACA and its obstacles for reform

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Source #1
1) Information Type: Peer Reviewed Article. The Affordable Care Act: Implications for health care equity.
2) Author: Gaffney, A. , and Mcormick, D.
3) Source: Psychology Database. The Lancet, Volume 389, Issue 10077.
4) Use of Information: Evaluates the legislation's impact on the health care equity. Also, discussing proposals for change from opposite sides of the political spectrum.

Source #2
1)Information Type: Book. The Affordable Care Act: Examining the Facts.
2) Author: Rawul, P.
3) Source: ProQuest: eBook Central
4) Use of Information: Examines claims about the legislation's drafting,debating, passage, and implementation, and discerns what is true and false about the law.

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Source #1
1) Information Type- Article, Peer Reviewed. 'Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act.
2) Creators- Koh, Howard K. and Sebelius, Kathleen G.
3) Source- Psychology Database. The New England journal of medicine, 2010, Vol.363 (14), p.1296-1299
4) The information provided can show and find the needs to promote national health improvement and to prevent diseases.

Source #2
1) Information- Article, Peer Reviewed. 'Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act - A Progress Report.
2) Creators- Blumenthal, David, Collins, Sara R, Hamel, Mary Beth
3) Source- Psychology Database. The New England journal of medicine, 2014, Vol. 371 (3), p.275-281
4) The information provided can be used to learn more about The Affordable Care Act, Medicaid expansion, and others that have coverage.

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Source #1
Information Type: Peer Reviewed Article | Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act — A Progress Report
Author: David Blumenthal; Sara R Collins; Mary Beth Hamel
Source: The New England journal of medicine, 2014, Vol.371 (3), p.275-28
Use of Information: Can be used to learn more about the ACA and the results of its implementation (as of 2014). Also includes several robust reference sources to gather additional, more current, information.

Source #2
Information Type: Peer Reviewed Article | Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act Is Helping
Author: Josephine S. Lau; Sally H. Adams; Jane M. Park; John W. Boscardin; Charles E. Irwin.
Source: Journal | JAMA pediatrics, 2014-10-27, Vol.168 (12), p.1101
Use of Information:  Provides analysis and evidence proving the ACA has increased access to preventative services for young adults. Can be used for primary research regarding the ACA, including analysis data and strong reference sources. 

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1. eBook
2. Tamara Thompson
3.  The Affordable Care Act
4. The information can be used to gather several different views about the ACA and the impacts it has

1. eBook
2. National Council on Disability (U.S.), issuing body.
3. Monitoring and enforcing the Affordable Care Act : a roadmap for people with disabilities.
4. Shows the importance of the ACA to those with disabilities and being able to afford treatment and health

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1.United Health Earnings;What to Watch ; Afforable Care Act business , Medicare will be in focus when insurer reports results
2. Anne Wilde Mathews
3. Financial performance and medicare
4.

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1. The Affordable Care Act
2. Thompson, Tamara, Editor
3. The law and legislation associated with health care
4. This can be used to get a better understanding of the Affordable Care Act and exactly how it works.

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1.  Information type and title: Article - Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act - A Progress Report
2. Written by
David Blumenthal; Sara R Collins; Mary Beth.
3.  The New England journal of medicine
4.  This article uses references and can be used in discussion about how health care under the ACA is going since it was put into place.

Source #2
1.  Article - The Affordable Care Act at 5 Years
2. Theodore Marmor; Kip Sullivan; David Blumenthal; Melinda Abrams; Rachel Nuzum.
3. The New England Journal of Medicine
4.  This information can be used to show information and statistics of the ACA. It is a reliable source and was peer reviewed.

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1. Peer Reviewed Article: Helping Smokers Quit - Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
2. Written by

Tim McAfee, M.D., M.P.H.,

Stephen Babb, M.P.H.,

Simon McNabb, B.A.,

and Michael C. Fiore, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A

3. The New England Journal of Medicine
4. This articles can be used in discussion of the Affordable Care Act and it's impact on people addicting to smoking. It includes five reference links.

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1.  Peer Reviewed Journal Article- Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act- A Progress Report
2.  by Blumenthal, David ; Collins, Sara R; Hamel, Mary Beth
3.  The New England Journal of Medicine
4.  This article can be used in a discussion about insurance plans through the ACA in 2014, and it does include references.

1. Peer Reviewed Journal Article- Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act:  The Affordable Care Act is Helping
2. by Lau, Josephine S ; Adams, Sally H ; Park, M. Jane ; Boscardin, W. John ; Irwin, Charles E
3. JAMA pediatrics
4. This article discusses preventive screening use increasing under the ACA. Other works are cited by the authors.

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Source #1:
1. Information type and title? Article - Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act
2. Who wrote it? Howard Koh and Kathleen Sebelius
3. What is the source? The New England Journal of Medicine
4. How can this info be used? This info can be used for research purposes because references are included.

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Source #1:
1. Information type - Article - The Affordable Care Act (ACA), the U.S. health care reform law enacted in 2010 and upheld as constitutional by the U.S
2. Who wrote it - John E McDonough
3. What is the source  - Psychology Database
4. How can this information be used - Can be used to inform people about the Supreme Court case about the ACA.
Source #2:
1. Information type - Book - Hearing on the status of the Affordable Care Act implementation : hearing before the Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Ways and Means, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Thirteenth Congress, second session, September 10, 2014.
2. Who wrote it - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means. Subcommittee on Health author.
3. What is the source  - Library Catalog
4. How can this information be used - Can be used to inform people about how health care in the US works and what the different aspects of it are.

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Source #1: ebook
information type and title: "The Affordable Care Act"
who wrote it? Tamara Thompson
What is the source? Library Catalog
How can this information be used? To bring awareness for those less fortunate that do not have affordable health care

source #2: article
information type and title: Helping Smokers Quit- Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it? Tim McAfee
What is the source? Psychology Database
How can this information be used? To improve health and quality of care, but for less money. To make sure everything is covered, like medication and treatments

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Source #1: Scholarly Peer-Reviewed Article
Information type and title: "The Relationships of Competition and Demographics to the Pricing of Health Insurance Premiums in Affordable Care Act -- Era Health Insurance Markets"
Who wrote it: O'Connor, Genevieve E
What type of information is presented: Journal of public policy & marketing, 2018-04, Vol.37 (1), p.88-105
How can this information be used: The article discusses a study that examined ties between health insurance premiums, competition, and population characteristics using pricing and demographic data for statistics that adopted the Healthcare.gov platform. Study highlights include the concentration of insurers in the market and number of rating areas, paucity of research examining premiums charged within health insurance markets, and opportunity provided by research in health care to positively influence well-being.

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Source #1: Scholarly Peer-Reviewed Article
Information type and title: "The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision"
Who wrote it: Butler, Stuart M PhD
What type of information is presented: JAMA: the journal of the American Medical Association, 2016-08-02, Vol.316 (5), p.495-497
How can this information be used: This information elucidates both the positive and negative conditions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This source provides both sides of the argument and therefore, presents a very effective method of discussion on the topic from every standpoint. It also has various references to enhance its credibility.

Source #2: eBook
Information type and title: "The Affordable Care Act: Examining the Facts"
Who wrote it: Rawal, Purva H
What type of information is presented: The Oakland University Library OneSearch tool
How can this information be used: This book highlights legislation's drafting in regards to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and debunks its truths/falsities. Rawal also illuminates the common assumptions and myths about the law through supporting/debunking each claim with effective research evidence, etc. With the prominence of background research utilized within the text, the author delineates strong credibility in her work.

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Source #1
Information type and title: Article- Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act Is Helping

Who wrote it: Josephine S. Lau, MD, MPH
What type of information is presented: The 2010 affordable care act provided better insurance for young adults.
How can this information be used: Can be used for research, there are a lot of viable references.

Source #2
Information type and title: article- Promoting Prevention Through Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it: Howard K. Koh, MD
What type of information is presented: the information provided is made to inform.
How can this information be used: can also be used research because of the references.

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Information type and title: Article- An Update on “Insurance Coverage and Treatment Use Under the Affordable Care Act Among Adults With Mental and Substance Use Disorders”

Who wrote it?: Brendan Saloner, Ph.D
What is the source?: Department of Health Policy and Management, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore
How can this information be used?: This information can be used when arguing for the Affordable Care Act due to the reduction of the uninsured rate. All statistics can be used since all the references were are credible and were listed.

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Information type and title: Scholarly peer-reviewed article - Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it? Koh, Howard K; Sebelius, Kathleen G

What is the Source? The New England journal of medicine, 2010, Vol.363 (14), p. 1296-1299
How can this information be used? This source can be looked at and used as evidence for those that support the Affordable Care Act(ACA). In the article, the authors break down why ACA is important and what it should actually mean to Americans.

Information type and title: Journal - The affordable care act and treatment for “Substance Use Disorders:” Implications of ending segregated behavioral healthcare
Who Wrote it?  McLellan, A. Thomas; Woodworth, Abigail Mason

What is the Source? Journal of substance abuse treatment, 2014, Vol.46 (5), p.541-545
How can this information be used? This source pertains to people that are involved in health. It highlights the effect that the Affordable Care Act has on people with substance abuse problems. It is looking to transform the problem of substance abuse into a much smaller issue. This source can be used to highlight how the ACA will effect this problem.

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Source 1

Information type and title-  “ Population health implications of the Affordable Care Acvr” : workshop summary

Who wrote it -  Alper, Joe, Rapporteur  Institute of Medicine ( U.S). Board on population Health and Public Health practice.

What type of information is presented-  A summary of a workshop that explored the likely impact on population health improvement of various provisions within the (ACA)

How can this information be used-   Can be used for a research paper or project, credible information with sources is displayed.

Source 2

Information type and title- “ How will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act affect liability insurance costs”

Who wrote it -   Auerbach David, Institute for Civil Justice, Heaton, Paul, Brantley Ian

What type of information is presented-  Potential mechanisms through which the (ACA) might affect liability claim costs and develops rough estimates of the size and direction of expected impacts as of 2016.

How can this information be used-  Can be used for a research paper or projects has many authors, but only has one online source.

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Information type and title
Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act Is Helping

Who wrote it?

Lau, Josephine S, Adams, Sally H, Park, M. Jane, Boscardin, W. John, Irwin, Charles E

What is the source? (name of journal or book etc.)

JAMA pediatrics, 2014-10-27, Vol.168 (12), p.1101
How can this information be used?
The information in this article can be use to find additional coverage in preventative care for young adults through the use of Affordable Care Act. It also compares and contrasts the impact this Act has had on young adults from the years 2009-2011.

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Source One
Information type: Article - Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act - A Progress Report

Who wrote it: Blumenthal, David ; Collins, Sara R; Hamel, Mary Beth
The source: The New England journal of medicine, 2014, Vol.371 (3), p.275-281
How can this information be used: This is an article that can be understood easily by anyone who is looking to understand what exactly the ramifications are of the ACA.

Source Two
Information type: eBook - Small Businesses and the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it: Lincoln, Shane R
The source: New York : Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2014
How can this information be used: This information's intended audience would be small business owners. Small businesses would want to read this to identify how their business would be incentivized if they were to provide health care insurance for their employees.

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Information type and title:
Peer reviewed article, The Affordable Care Act and its  Effects on Physician Leadership: A Qualitative systematic review

Who wrote it:
Sterbenz, Jennifer M ; Chung, Kevin C

What is the source:
The evolution of health care in America. Urol Clin N Am. 2009;36:1-10

How can this information be used:
This information can be used for showing the comparison of how the medical industry has changed their outlook on treating patients and the physician's work ethics since the introduction of the Affordable Care Act versus before the act was put into place.

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1ST SOURCE
1- Book Title: Monitoring and enforcing the Affordable Care Act: a roadmap for people with disabilities
2- Creator: National Council of Disability (U.S.), issuing body
3-  ebook - Monitoring and Enforcing the Affordable Care Act
4- This report written by the National Council on Disability (NCD) "decribes some of the key legal safeguards in ACA and its implementing regulations that can assist people with disabilities obtain necessary health care and support services."

2nd SOURCE
1- Article - Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act is Helping
2- Creator: Lau, Josephine S; Adams, Sally H; Park, M. Jane; Boscardin, W. John; Irwin, Charles E.
3- Source: MEDLINE; Publisher: United States: American Medical Association
4- When ACA included expansion of insurance coverage for young adults and improved access to preventative care. This study/ data analysis wanted to see if there was an increase of preventative care visits compared to the years prior to ACA. This source would be great if you need to obtain specific data, percentages of the usage of preventative care prior to 2010 and up to 2014

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Information Type and Title:
article;  Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act

Who wrote it:
Howard K. Koh, M.D., M.P.H., and Kathleen G. Sebelius, M.P.A.

What is the source:
New England Journal of Medicine

How can this information be used:
informs readers about a way that the affordable care promotes people to use the services they provide.

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Source One
Information type - Article - The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision
Who wrote it - Butler, Stuart M, PhD
The source - The journal of the American Medical Association, 2016-08-02, Vol.316 (5), p.495-497
How can this information be used - Contributes to the discussion in the ACA's positive and negative aspects, and what revisions can be implemented upon it to improve the health of U.S. citizens; makes use of and cites references

Source Two
Information type - eBook - The Dysfunctional Politics of the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it - Shaw, Greg M
The source - Westport: ABC-CLIO, LLC
How can this information be used - Contributes to the discussion surrounding the politics of the ACA; presents evidence of numerous studies on consumer behavior to challenge arguments on consumer-driven health care plans - includes bibliography page to cite sources referenced throughout ebook

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Monitoring and Enforcing the Affordable Care Act: A Roadmap for People withDisabilities

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Information Type and Title
Journal.

The Affordable Care Act at 5 Years.

Who wrote It?
Blumenthal, David ; Abrams, Melinda ; Nuzum, Rachel; Hamel, Mary Beth
What is the source?
The New England Journal of Medicine
How can this article be used?
To inform a reader or researcher about general information and statistics of the affordable care act. It is peer reviewed and a reliable source of information for citing in a research project.

Information Type and Title
Book
The Dysfunctional Politics of the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote It?
Shaw, Greg M
What is the source?
Westport: ABC-CLIO, LLC
How can this article be used?
For entertainment purposes or for a political opinion for and against the Affordable Care Act. It would not be usable for a scholarly article. It appears to be more of an opinion piece and the author is not well known.

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Information type and title

Book. Population health implications of the Affordable Care Act.

Who wrote it?

Alper, Joe. Institute of Medicine (U.S.). Board on Population Health and Public Health Practice

What is the source? (name of journal or book etc.)

Population health implications of the Affordable Care Act: workshop summary

How can this information be used?

Exploring the likely impact on population health improvement of various provisions within the Affordable Care Act

Information type and title

Article. The Road Ahead for the Affordable Care Act

Who wrote it?

McDonough, John E

What is the source? (name of journal or book etc.)

The New England Journal of Medicine, 2012-07-19,Vol.367(3),p.199-201

How can this information be used

This information can be used to refer to the impact of ACA and its obstacles for reform

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1. Information type- Book
Title- The Affordable Care Act
2. Who wrote it- Thompson, Tamara, editor
3. What is the source- Library Catalog
4. How can this information be used- This information in the book can be used to learn more about the plan that the Affordable Care act offers and how it can benefit society, etc. It can basically inform anyone who wants to learn more on the topic of the affordable care act and what it is about.

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1. ebook, "The Affordable Care Act"
2. Tamara Thompson
3. United States patient protection and Affordable Care Act
4. Can be used for discussion, shows viewpoints from both sides.

1. Scholarly, peer-reviewed article, "Health Care Coverage Under the Affordable Care Act- A Progress Report"
2. David Blumenthal, Sara Collins, Mary Hamel
3. Statistics concerning health care under the Affordable Care Act.
4. Provides many good, referenced statistics to inform discussion.

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Source 1:
Information type and title: Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act, journal
Who wrote it?: Koh, Howard K and Sebelius, Kathleen G
What is the source?: The New England journal of medicine
How can this information be used?

Source 2;
Information type and title;
Who wrote it?
What is the source
How can this information be used? To be spread about healthcare

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Source 1:
Information Type and Title: Book, Implementing the affordable care act: a roadmap for people with disabilities.
Who wrote it? National Council on Disability (U.S.)
What is the source? Book Title: Implementing the affordable care act: a roadmap for people with disabilities.
How can this information be used? This book can be used to gain information on how the affordable care act meets the needs of disabled people.

Source 2:
Information Type and Title: Article, Impacts of the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it? USA Today
What is the source? USA Today News
How can this information be used? This article can be used to gain information on who is eligible for what benefits under the care act.

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Source 1:
1. Book- The Affordable Care Act
2. Thompson, Tamara, editor.
3. The source is the library catalog.
4. Type of information that talks about the United State Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

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First Source:
1. Information Type -  Peer Reviewed Article - Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Health Care Act - A Progress Report.
2. Who wrote it - David Blumenthal, M.D., M.P.P and Sara R. Collins, Ph.D.
3. Source - The New England Journal of Medicine
4.  How  can this be used - This article can be used to inform the reader or researcher of the progress of the Affordable Care Act since this bill was passed. This article covers information on the Coverage gains of young adults and the major  coverage expansions of the Affordable Care Act.

Second Source:
1. Information Type - Scholarly Peer Reviewed Article -  Making Health Care Truly Affordable after Health Care Reform.
2. Who wrote it - Timothy Stoltzfus and Harold A. Pollack
3. Source - Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics
4. How can this be used -  This article can be used to answer any question regarding the price and affordability of Health care premiums with the new reforms brought by the Affordable Health Care Act. This article debate whether the ACA has mad an impact in making health insurance/care more affordable.

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First source:

-Scholarly peer-reviewed article- “Helping Smokers Quit--Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act”

-Authors- Tim McAfee, M.D., M.P.H., Stephen Babb, M.P.H., Simon McNabb, B.A., and Michael C. Fiore, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A.

-Source- The New England Journal of Medicine

-The article can be used to become informed about the Affordable Care Act, especially how it impacts people who smoke. It also gives statistics which can be used because there are multiple references cited.

Second source:

-Scholarly peer-reviewed article- “The Affordable Care Act at 5 Years”

-Authors- David Blumenthal, M.D., M.P.P., Melinda Abrams, M.S., and Rachel Nuzum, M.P.H.

-Source- The New England Journal of Medicine

-This article serves as an informative source to learn about what the ACA is, to find out             statistics about who it impacts, and what happened when the Affordable Care Act was implemented. The statistics are cited, so they are also credible.

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Source 1: Promoting Prevention Through the Affordable Care Act
1. Type: Scholarly article
2. Author: Howard K Koh, M.D., M.P.H and Kathleen G. Sebelius, M.P.A
3.Type of info: What the Affordable Care Act is and how it is beneficial.
4. How it can be used: It can help describe the uses and benefits of the act. It can give good examples and be a good source for citations.

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Type: Article- Are women benefiting from the Affordable Care Act? A real-world evaluation of the impact of the Affordable Care Act on out-of-pocket costs for contraceptives

Author: A. Law, L. Wen, J. lin, M. Tangirala, J.S. Schwartz, E. Zampaglione.
Source: Elsevier
How can this information be used: Explains the benefits of the lowered cost of contraceptives for women.

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Type: Book-The Affordable Car Act: the impact of health insurance reform on health care consumers
Author: United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, author (no specific author(s))
Source: Library Catalog
How can this information be used: the report talks about real life effects of the ACA on real people. It goes by each section and gives a real life situation depicting the law.

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Source 1:
Type: Book
Author: Purva Rawal
Source: The Affordable Care ACT: Examine the Facts
How information can be used: This book is used to have a deeper look into the Affordable Care ACT and see the facts about it and see what is true and false and what works and what wouldn't. It has the facts.

Source 2:
Type: Article
Title: Hospital Readmissions and the Affordable Care Act: Paying for Coordinated Quality Care
Authors: Kocher, Robert P ; Adashi, Eli Y
Source: JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association
How the information can be used: Used to learn more about the programs trying to reduce readmissions in hospitals.

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Source #1
Type: book
Title: How will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act affect liability insurance costs? (2014)
Author: David I. Auerbach
Source: US Institute for Civil Injustice
How information can be used: This source can be used to help prepare a US citizen under the ACA prepare for insurance cost changes for incidents such as worker's compensation and medical malpractice.

Source #2
Type: article
Title:Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act Is Helping
Author: Lau, Josephine S, Adams, Sally H, Park, M. Jane, Boscardin, W. John, Irwin, Charles E
Source: JAMA pediatrics, 2014-10-27, Vol.168 (12), p.1101
How information can be used: to show how preventative care effects the outcomes of patients when they take precautionary measures in their young adult years.

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Source 1:
1.) Information Type: Newspaper Article - The Affordable Care Act is here to stay: The Affordable Care Act is a done deal
2.) Author: Eugene Robinson
3.) Type of Information: Article from The Washington Post
4.) How the Information can be used: The information can be used to talk about the expansion of the affordable care act and how that affects people across the nation.
Source 2:
1.) Information Type: Newspaper Article - Affordable Care Act Appears to Have Improved Health
2.) Author: Margot Sanger-Katz
3.) Type of Information: Article from the New York Times
4.) How the Information can be used: This information can be used to show how the affordable care act helps people in the long run because they have easy access to doctors, etc.

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1. Book
2.Author: Tamara Thompson
Source is a book, written in 2015.
3.Title: The Affordable Care Act
4.This information can be used as a viewpoint on the Affordable Care act and can be sourced in research about the specifics of the act.

Second Source
1. Book
2. Author: National Council on Disability (U.S.), issuing body.
2016.
3. Title: Implementing the affordable care act : a roadmap for people with disabilities.
4.This information can be used for  research on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in terms of how it interacts with folks with disabilities.

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1. Information type- Book-  "Population health implications of the Affordable Care Act : workshop summary"
2. Who wrote it? Alper, Joe
3. What type of information is presented? Washington, D.C. : National Academies Press
4. How can this information be used? To explore the likely impact on population health improvement of various provisions within the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

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1. Information type- Trade Journal, Book "The Affordable Care ACT: Examining the facts"
2. Staff Writer: Rawal, Purva H
3. United States, Health Care Reform, Medical Policy; Published Book
4. This information can be used as a guide for whether this was something that benefited the United States or gave it a set back. Sometimes going back and seeing the problem is best, or going back to what you used to do. Also can inform citizens what they're dealing with and give them the correct information about our history and the effect it had. Gives credible data.

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1. Article - " The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision"
2. Staff Writer - Stuart M. Butler
3. The Journal of the American Medical Association
4. It discusses the positives and negative impacts of the Affordable Care Act.

1. Book - "The Affordable Care ACT: Examining the Facts"
2. Author - Purva H. Rawal
3. Published Book
4. Examines how the Affordable Care Act was drafted and the effects it has had on the people it was meant to help. Contains research studies, reports, and primary documents to clarify or debunk myths about its use.

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1. Information Type: Millions Eligible for Free Policies Under Care Act
2. Who Wrote It?: Reed Abelson, Katie Thomas
3. What is the Source?: The New York Times
4. How can this info be used?: this info can be used by letting others know that people can qualify for federal subsidies regarding health insurance under the Affordable Care Act

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1.Information Type: Peer-Reviewed Article --Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act is Helping
2.Who wrote it? Lau, Josephine S; Adams, Sally H; Park, M. Jane; Boscardin, W. John; Irwin, Charles E
3.What is the source? JAMA Network
4.How can this information be used? This information can be used to show how changes on the Affordable Care Act impacts the health status of people by comparing the health status of people prior and after the change on the Affordable Care Act

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Information type- newspaper article - Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it- Koh, Howard K ; Sebelius, Kathleen G
What type of information is presented- Highlights of national needs for healthcare improvements
How can this information be used- to give ideas of disease prevention

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Information type = peer-reviewed article - Healthcare utilization of individuals with substance use disorders following Affordable Care Act implementation in a California healthcare system
Who wrote it? - Satre, Derek D ; Palzes, Vanessa A ; Young-Wolff, Kelly C ; Parthasarathy, Sujaya ; Weisner, Constance ; Guydish, Joseph ; Campbell, Cynthia I
Source - Journal of substance abuse treatment
How can this information be used? - to assess the current effectiveness of the ACA benefits in people with SUD in California, and raise awareness on improvements to the patients' health care coverage

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Information type- Peer-reviewed Journal - Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act
Wrote by- Lau, Josephine S ; Adams, Sally H ; Park, M. Jane ; Boscardin, W. John ; Irwin, Charles E
Presented by- JAMA pediatrics, 2014-10-27, Vol.168 (12), p.1101
How can this information be used- Can be used for citing data, learning information regarding the topic, and for discussion because there are lots of sources cited as well as it is peer-reviewed.

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Source 1
Information type: Book - The Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it: Tamara Thompson
Type of info. presented: Opposing Viewpoints on the Repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
How info. can be used: This information can be used to educate people on the topic, by using all the presented ideas/views and help them formulate their opinion for whatever use they need. They are a lot of references that can be used to help support their opinion as well.

Source 2
Information type: Newspaper Article - Affordable Care Act returns to high court
Who wrote it: Richard Wolf
Type of info. presented: Opposing Viewpoints
How can this information be used: Can inform discussion but can't use numbers cited in piece because of lack of references

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Source One:
Information type: Peer Review Article- Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act- A Progress Report.
Wrote by Blumenthal, David ; Collins, Sara R; Hamel, Mary Beth.
Presented by:
The New England journal of medicine, 2014, Vol.371 (3), p.275-281
How can this information be used: This source can be used for statistical data, as it has plenty of good sources to support it. I offers good information explaining how the ACA helps get many people health care coverage.
Source Two:
Information Type: Book-
The status of the Affordable Care Act implementation : hearing before the Committee on Ways and Means, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Thirteenth Congress, first session, August 1, 2013.
Author: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means
Published by:  Washington : U.S. Government Publishing Office
Information can be used to get a back ground on the ACA and see how the politicians came to terms of creating and reviewing the notion.

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Source 1
Information Type: Book (The Affordable Care Act)
Who wrote it: Tamara Thompson
What is the source?: Library catalog
How can this information be used? The book is on the topic of the affordable care act which could be beneficial to many.

Source 2
Information type: Newspaper Article (Democrats Overstate Kavanaugh's Writings on the Affordable Care Act)
Who wrote it: Linda Qiu
What is the source?:  New York Times
How the information can be used: This information provides another way to look at the affordable care act.

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Source 1
Information Type: Book- The Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it: Tamara Thompson
Type of info. presented: Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints
How info. can be used: This information provides the idea that this book will contain information on the topic while also sharing different views of how the topic is perceived.

Source 2
Information Type: Article- Promoting Prevention Through The Affordable Care Act
Who wrote it: Koh, Howard K ; Sebelius, Kathleen G
Type of info. presented: The New England Journal of Medicine
How info. can be used: This information allows readers to understand that this article will be be primarily based on the topic and provide valuable information but that there may be some bias.

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Source 1
Information Type: Article
Title: Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act
Who Wrote It? Koh, Howard K; Sebelius, Kathleen G
Source: Library Catalog
How can this information be used? This information provides multiple perspectives from credible people. The article is peer- reviewed which shows how reputable it is.

Source 2
Information Type: Newspaper Article
Title: Trump is trying to end the Affordable Care Act during the pandemic. That puts us all at risk.
Who Wrote It? Rob Davison
Source: Library Catalog
How can it be used? This article contains information on serious current events. Being published by the Washington Post gives the public a reliable source.

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Information type - peer reviewed article -

The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision

Who wrote it - Stuart M. Butler, PhD, MA
What is the source - JAMA : The Journal of the American Medical Association
How can this information be used -  States many ways the ACA can be changed to help more people and how to make those changes.

Information type - peer reviewed article - Hospital Readmissions and the Affordable Care Act: Paying for the Coordinated Quality Care
Who wrote it - Robert P. Kocher, MD ; Eli Y. Adashi, MD, MS
How can this information be used - Speaks of many levels of initiatives that target keeping readmission down. Covers a lot of information on many programs and projects in the ACA.

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Source 1
TITLE:  Affordable Care Act
WHO WROTE IT?: Tamara Thompson
SOURCE?:� Library Catalog
HOW CAN INFORMATION BE USED?: This info provides a wide range of perspectives and opinions which can be used for many different forms of writing but it ultimately illuminates the issue at hand.

Source 2
TITLE: Monitoring & Enforcing the Affordable Care Act: A roadmap for people with disabilities
WHO WROTE IT?: National Council (US) Issuing body
SOURCE?: Library catalog
HOW CAN INFORMATION BE USED?: This raises awareness about potential options that are now being offered due to Obamacare, as well as illuminating topics to consider when "the rule is final".

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SOURCE 1
information type: peer reviewed article. "Improvement in Preventive care of young adults after the affordable care act: The affordable care act is helping.
who wrote it: Lau, Josephine S ; Adams, Sally H ; Park, M. Jane ; Boscardin, W. John ; Irwin, Charles E
what type of information is presented: United States: American Medical Assosciation
How can this information be useful: As well as having a reliable source and peer reviewd it can be used to examine the ACA’s initial effects on young adults’ receipt of preventive care.

SOURCE 2:
information type: peer reviewed article, Promoting prevention through the affordable care act
who wrote it: Koh, Howard K and Sebelius, Kathleen G

what type of information is presented: United States: Massachusetts Medical Society
how can this information be useful: As well as being peer reviewed and from the psychology database it helps emphasis on the promotion of health.

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Source 1
Information Type and Title: Peer reviewed article-Improvement in preventative care of young adults after the affordable care act
Who Wrote it? Josephine S, Lau, MD,MPH; Sally H. Adams, PhD, RN: M. Jane Park, MPH; W. John Boscardin, PhD; Charles E. Irwin Jr, MD
What type of information is presented? United States: American Medical Association
How can This information be used ? the information presented can be used in research as a result of the authority of all the authors and as a result of it being peer reviewed, as well as inform the general public on information on ACA
Source 2
Info type and Title: Peer-reviewed article-Promoting through the Affordable care act
Who wrote it? Koh, Howard K; Sebelius, Kathleen G
What type of Info presented ? The New England Journal of medicine, 2010, vol.363 (14), p. 1296-1299
How can this info be used? In research on ACA as a result of peer review standing, informing the public on importance of prevention through the Aca

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Source 1
Information Type and Title: Peer reviewed article - Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act
Who Wrote it? Josephine S. Lau, MD, MPH; Sally H. Adams, PhD, RN; M. Jane Park, MPH; W. John Boscardin, PhD; Charles E. Irwin Jr, MD
What Type of Information is Presented? United States: American Medical Association
How Can This Information be Used? This can be used to inform young adults about the Affordable Care Act and give them the information they need to know about what the ACA is doing for you.
Source 2:
Information Type and Title: Peer reviewed article: Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act - A Progress Report
Who Wrote it? David Blumenthal, MD, MPP; Sarah R. Collins, PhD; Mary Beth Hamel, MD, MPH
What Type of Information is Presented? United States: Massachusetts Medical Society
How Can This Information be Used? To asses the Affordable Care Act and its future importance and can be used as a source sited because it has a decent amount of references.

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Source 1
-Information type and title- Book/ How will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act affect liability insurance costs?
-Who wrote it?  Auerbach, David I.; Institute for Civil Justice (U.S.); Heaton, Paul; Brantley, Ian
-What is the source? (name of journal or book etc.) Library Catalog
-How can this information be used? Being able to understand how the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act affect liability insurance costs.
Source 2
-Information type and title- Newspaper Article/ States struggle to promote Affordable Care Act
-Who wrote it? Sarah Kliff
-What is the source? (name of journal or book etc.) The Washington Post
-How can this information be used? To be able to see why the states are struggling to promote the affordable care act, focusing on subjects of government finance, advertising campaigns, planning, and health care reform.

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SOURCE ONE

1. Information type   -  Peerevied newspaper article -  Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act is Helping

2. Who wrote it - Lau, Josephine S ; Adams, Sally H ; Park, M. Jane ; Boscardin, W. John ; Irwin, Charles

3. What type of information is presented -
United States: American Medical Association MEDLINE

4. How can this information be used - Can be used to learn about how the A.C.A affects young people and how it changed their care.

SOURCE TWO

1. Information type   -  Peerevied article -  Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act

2. Who wrote it - Koh, Howard K ; Sebelius, Kathleen G

3. What type of information is presented -
United States: Massachusetts Medical SocietymPsychology Database MEDLINE, New England Journal of Medicine

4. How can this information be used - Can inform people about how many Americans are not getting preventive care. As well as how the A.C.A is changing that.

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Source 1
1. Newspaper article- Affordable Care Act returns to high court
2.Staff writer- Richard Wolf
3.USA Today Washington
4. Can inform on health care laws, regulations and rules but would not site due to lack of references

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Source 1
1. Peer-reviewed journal (book), "The Plasticity of Skeletal Muscle From Molecular Mechanism to Clinical"
2. Kunihiro Sakuma (Editor)
3. Springer Singapore
4. Provides information regarding the studies of skeletal muscle and how specialists involved in various medical fields can utilize new research in order to improve their respective methods.
Source 2
1. Peer-reviewed article, "The Effect of Resistance Training in Women on Dynamic Strength and Muscular Hypertrophy: A Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis."
2. Amanda Hagstrom
3. Sports medicine (Auckland)
4. Helps people who are involved in the sports medicine field determine the most effective forms of resistance training in women, and how they can utilize practical exercise to work towards an increase in muscle.

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Info Type: Article
Title:Health Care Disparities in the Post–Affordable Care Act Era
Written By: 

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Source 1
Info Type: Article
Title:Health Care Disparities in the Post–Affordable Care Act Era
Written By: Omolola E. Adepoju PhD, MPH, Michael A. Preston PhD, MPH, and Gilbert Gonzales MHA
What is the source: American Public Health Association
How can this info be used: To educate people on the disparates in the Post-Affordable Care Act Era

Source 2
Info Type: Peer-reviewed journal article
Title: Helping Smokers Quit- Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
Written By: Tim McAfee, Stephen Babb, Simon McNabb, Michael C Foire
Source: The New England Journal of Medicine
What can this info be used: To help inform current smokers on what kind of they can receive to quit smoking

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Source 1
1. Peer-reviewed journal (book), "The Plasticity of Skeletal Muscle From Molecular Mechanism to Clinical"
2. Kunihiro Sakuma (Editor)
3. Springer Singapore
4. Provides information regarding the studies of skeletal muscle and how specialists involved in various medical fields can utilize new research in order to improve their respective methods.
Source 2
1. Peer-reviewed article, "The Effect of Resistance Training in Women on Dynamic Strength and Muscular Hypertrophy: A Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis."
2. Amanda Hagstrom
3. Sports medicine (Auckland)
4. Helps people who are involved in the sports medicine field determine the most effective forms of resistance training in women, and how they can utilize practical exercise to work towards an increase in muscle.

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Source 1
Information Type: Peer-Reviewed Journal
Title: Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act
Written by:  Howard K. Koh & Kathleen G. Sebelius
Source: New England Journal of Medicine Current
How can this information be used? It can be used to educate others on the preventions using the affordable care act.

Source 2
Information Type: Article
Title: Helping Smokers Quit-Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
Written by: Tim McAfee, Stephen Babb, Simon McNabb, Michael C. Fiore
Source: New England Journal of Medicine Current
How can this information be used? This information can be used to inform others on how the affordable care act has created these new opportunities for smokers to quit

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Source 1
1. Title: The Potential and Realized Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Health Equity
2. Author: Paula M Lantz, Sara Rosenbaum
3. Publication: JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLITICS POLICY AND LAW
4. provides the impacts of the ACA, which is helpful in evaluating the accomplishments and shortcomings of the plan.
Source 2
1. Title: Long-Term Implications of Post-ACA Health Reform on State Health Care Policy
2. Author: Patrick N O'Mahen, Laura A Petersen
3. Publication: JOURNAL OF GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE
4. this evaluates the possible impacts that could occur in the healthcare system if the ACA were to be modified according to the plans of either political party. This can inform the public on their political decisions, but it is mainly prediction-based and not actual evidence.

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1. Information type: Article, "Helping Smokers Quit-Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act"
2. Who wrote it: Tim McAfee, Stephen Babb, Simon McNabb, and Michael C. Fiore
3. Where was it published: The New England Journal of Medicine
4. This article can speaks upon the gap between insurance and the ACA.

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1.
Info. type: Book- "Population Health Implications of the Affordable Care Act: Workshop Summary"
Who wrote it: Joe Alper
Type of info. presented: Institute of Medicine (U.S.)
How can info. be used: It can be used as a brief overview of he topic since it's a summary
2.
Info. type: Newspaper- "Affordable Care Act Returns to High Court"
Who wrote it: Richard Wolf
Type of info. presented: USA Today
How can info. be used: It's a fairly recent newspaper that can give people the basics about the topic, but it's written by a reporter, not a specialist

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1. Information type- scholarly peer-reviewed article - Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act — A Progress Report
2. Who wrote it- David Blumenthal, Sara R. Collins, Mary Beth Hamel
3.What type of information is presented-  The New England Journal of Medicine
4.Evaluating Health Care expenses under the Affordable Care Act

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1)Information type and title: Article titled "Medical Device Production to See Accelerating Growth.
Written by: Steve Kline Jr
Source: Business Premium Collection
How can it be used: This article is to prove how this one advancement could make a change. It likely has many statistics and good points to think about if someone wanted to see a counter or another point of view on this topic.

2) Information type and title: ebook titled "Population Health Implications of the Affordable Care Act: Workshop Summary"
Written by: Joe Alper
Source: Institute of Medicine
How can it be used: This one gives a summary of many events that happened at a workshop. This allows for lots of different kinds of information to be displayed all in one setting because of the many presenters with different views at the workshop.

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1) Information type and title: Book titled "Population Health Implications of the Affordable Care Act: Workshop Summary"
Written by:  Joe Alper
Source: Institute of Medicine
How can the information be used?: It is a summary so it can be useful to those who don't understand the topic very well to get a better understanding

2) Information type and title: Newspaper article titled "Affordable Care Act Returns to High Court"
Written by: Richard Wolf
Source: USA Today
How can this information be used?: It's a newspaper article so it is current but not professionally written by someone who specializes in that field of study. It is good for current events and to spread basic awareness of the topic discussed.

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Information type and title: Book called "the affordable care act"
Who wrote it?: Thompson, Tamara

What is the source? (name of journal or book etc.): Book called "the affordable care act"

How can this information be used?: It can be useful to those who are unsure about the policy and whether they would want to (especially with elections coming up soon) vote for someone who agrees or agrees/disagrees with it depending on their own personal thoughts and beliefs.

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Source one:
Information type and title: peer-reviewed journal article, "Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act"
Who wrote it: Howard K Koh and Kathleen G Sebelius
What is the source: New England Journal of Medicine
How can this information be used: it can be used for primary research on preventive services through the Affordable Care Act.

Source two:
Information type and title: newspaper article, "Affordable Care Act returns to high court"
Who wrote it: Richard Wolf
What is the source: USA today
How this information can be used: information that was up to date as of 3-3-2020 from someone who isn't an expert, shouldn't be used for primary research.

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First Source:
Information Type: Article - "Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act is Helping"
Who wrote it?: Lau, Josephine S; Adams, Sally H; Park, M. Jane; Boscardin, W. John; Irwin, Charles E JAMA pediatrics
What type of information is presented?: an increase in insurance coverage for young adults and improved access to preventative care.
How can this information be used?: This information can be used to show The Affordable Care Act is improving and is changing to adjust to young adults.

Second Source:
Information Type: Newspaper Article- "The Future of the Affordable  Care Act: Reassessment and Revision"
Who wrote it?: Butler, Stuart M
What type of information is presented?: Talks about both the positives and negatives of the Affordable Care Act.
How can this information be used?: This information can be used to show that it needs to be reassessed and revised for better outcomes altogether.

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First source:
1.Information type- Article "Helping Smokers Quit - Opportunities Created by The Affordable Cares Act"
2. Who wrote it: McAfee, Tim ; Babb, Stephen ; McNabb, Simon ; Fiore, Michael C
3. What type of information is presented:  Several provisions of the ACA address the long-standing gap in insurance coverage for smoking cessation and thereby increase cessation rates.
4. How can this information be used- can be used to inform of the ACA variables tobacco-cessation coverage; but can be confusing for both physicians and patients, making it harder for physicians to help patients quit smoking.

Second Source:
1. Information Type - Article - Health Care Disparities in the Post–Affordable Care Act Era
2. Who wrote it: Adepoju, Omolola E ; Preston, Michael A ; Gonzales, Gilbert
3.What type of information is presented: American journal of public health (1971), 2015, Vol.105 (S5), p.S665-S667. Peer reviewed.
4. How can this information be used: The ACA provides a valuable first step in reducing the disparities gap, progress is contingent upon whether opportunities in the ACA help or hinder populations at risk for impaired health and limited access to medical care

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First Source:
Information type- Newspaper article-
Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act Is Helping.
Who wrote it- Lau, Josephine S ; Adams, Sally H ; Park, M. Jane ; Boscardin, W. John ; Irwin, Charles E.
What is the source- MEDLINE
How can this information be used- To examine the ACA's initial effects on young adults receipt of preventive care.
Second Source:
Information type - Peer-reviewed journal- Hospital Readmissions and the Affordable Care Act: Paying for Coordinated Quality Care
Who wrote it- Kocher, Robert P ; Adashi, Eli Y
What is the source- United States: American Medical Association
How can this info be used- The connection of paying for coordinated quality care with the ACA.

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Title: Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act Is Helping
Authors:
Lau, Josephine S
Adams, Sally H
Park, M. Jane
Boscardin, W. John
Irwin, Charles E

Source : Jama Pediatrics

Can be used to look at the before and after of preventative care in young adults as a result of the Affordable care act to inform discussion

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First Source:
Information Type: Article
Health Care Coverage under the Affordable Care Act — A Progress Report
Who Wrote It: David Blumenthal, M.D., M.P.P., and Sara R. Collins, Ph.D.
What is the source: New England Journal of Medicine
How can this information be used: Can provide information about the progress of the ACA since implementation

Second Source:
Information Type: peer-reviewed journal article
Helping Smokers Quit — Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
Who Wrote It: Tim McAfee, Stephen Babb, Simon McNabb, Michael C Foire
What is the Source: The New England Journal of Medicine, 2015-01-01, Vol.372 (1), p.5-7
How can this information be used: It can help inform current smokers on what kind of care they can receive to quit smoking.

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Title: The Affordable Care Act.
Writers: Tamara Thompson
Source name: MEDLINE
How this info can be used: This novel thoroughly explains what the ACA is and its specific parts. Also explains political tensions that have arisen due to the introduction of this bill.

Title: Health Care under the Affordable Care Act: Progress report
Author: Blumenthal, David ; Collins, Sara R; Hamel, Mary Beth
Source name: New England journal of medicine
How this info can be used: This article shows the progress we have made as a country in healthcare after the introduction of the affordable care act.

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The two different resources that I found was a peer reviewed journal and a peer reviewed article

Title: Improvement in Preventive Care of Young Adults After the Affordable Care Act: The Affordable Care Act Is Helping
Writers: Lau, Josephine S ; Adams, Sally H ; Park, M. Jane ; Boscardin, W. John ; Irwin, Charles E
Source Name: MEDLINE
How can this information be used: The objective with this journal is "To examine the ACA’s initial effects on young adults’ receipt of preventive care." This Journal is filled with data and examinations to help fulfill that objective.

Title: The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision
Writers: Butler, Stuart M
Source Name: MEDLINE
How can this information be used: This article can be used to help discuss the Affordable Care act and it give all the information about it and the positives and negatives of it as well. It's main focus is to reassess and revise the best outcomes to help improve health care for everyone

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Source 1:
Information type: Journal article- "The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision"
Who wrote it: Butler, Stuart M
What is the source: JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association, 2016-08-02, Vol.316 (5), p.495-497
How can the information be used: This article discusses the revisions and reform needed to certain aspects of the Affordable Care Act. This information can be used to enact change to those aspects and progress forward with new legislation to improve health care in the United States.

Source 2:
Information type: Book- "Implementing the affordable care act: a roadmap for people with disabilities"
Who wrote it: the National Council on Disability
What is the source:  published by Washington, DC : National Council on Disability
Information presented:
United States Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

People with disabilities -- Medical care -- United States

People with disabilities -- Insurance requirements -- United States

Medicare

Medicaid

Health insurance -- Government policy -- United States

Health insurance policies -- United States

Accountable care organizations (Medical care) -- Law and legislation -- United States
Information Use: To inform readers of the proper use of the Affordable care act in regards to its impact on those with disabilities and how to ensure the proper coverage and care is being presented.

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Source 1:
Information type: book- How will the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act affect liability insurance costs?
Who wrote it: David Auerbach, Institute for Civil Justice (U.S.), Paul Heaton, Ian Brantley

Information presented:
United States Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Liability insurance -- United States -- Costs

Health insurance -- United States

Electronic books

Information Use: Shows the expected impacts on liability due to  the Affordable Care Act

Source 2:
Information type: book- Population health implications of the Affordable Care Act: workshop summary
Who wrote it: Joe Alper, Institute of Medicine (U.S.) Board on Population Health and Public Health Practice
Information presented:
United States Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Public health -- United States
Information use: How to approach the integration of the Affordable Care Act and a proposal to connect the divide between health and health care

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SOURCE 1:
Information type: peer-reviewed journal article - "Helping Smokers Quit - Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act"
Who wrote it: from the CDC Office on Smoking and Health, Atlanta:
Tim McAfee, M.D., M.P.H., 
Stephen Babb, M.P.H., 
Simon McNabb, B.A., 
from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison:
Michael C. Fiore, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A.

What type of information is presented - The New England Journal of Medicine Vol. 372(1), pp.5–7.
How this information can be used - Can use data and statistics due to credibility in arguments, discussion and information.

SOURCE 2:
Information type: peer-reviewed journal article - "The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision"
Who wrote it: Stuart M. Butler, PhD, MA
What type of information is presented - The Journal of the American Medical Association Vol.316(5), pp.495-497
How this information can be used - Can use data and statistics due to credibility in arguments, discussion, and information.

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SOURCE 1:
Information type: peer-reviewed journal article - "Helping Smokers Quit - Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act"
Who wrote it: from the CDC Office on Smoking and Health, Atlanta:

Tim McAfee, M.D., M.P.H.,

Stephen Babb, M.P.H.,

Simon McNabb, B.A.,

from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison:

Michael C. Fiore, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A.

What type of information is presented - The New England Journal of Medicine Vol. 372(1), pp.5–7.
How this information can be used - Can use data and statistics due to credibility in arguments, discussion and information.

SOURCE 2:
Information type: peer-reviewed journal article - "The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Reassessment and Revision"
Who wrote it: Stuart M. Butler, PhD, MA

What type of information is presented - The Journal of the American Medical Association Vol.316(5), pp.495-497
How this information can be used - Can use data and statistics due to credibility in arguments, discussion, and information.

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Source 1:
1. Information type- Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act

2. Who wrote it- Howard K Koh, Kathleen G Sebelius
3. What type of information is presented- The New England journal of medicine, 2010, Vol.363 (14), p.1296-1299
4. How can this information be used- Information can be used to inform people how their not reaching their full potential for health because of preventable conditions and how the Affordable Care Act responds.

Source 2:
1. Information type- Helping Smokers Quit — Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
2. Who wrote it- Tim McAfee, Stephen Babb, Simon McNabb, Michael C Foire
3. What type of information is presented- The New England Journal of Medicine, 2015-01-01, Vol.372 (1), p.5-7
4. How can this information be used- Information is used to inform people who smoke. They will learn types of care they can receive.

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Source 1:

1. Peer review Article: The Future of the Affordable Care ActReassessment and Revision

2. Stuart M. Butler
3. An article with affiliation to Brookings, Washington, DC
4. This information could be used to inform people of what seems to be coming with the Affordable Care Act, and how different people will be affected with this Act.
Source 2:
1. A peer reviewed article: The Road Ahead for the Affordable Care Act
2. John E. McDonough
3. The New England Journal of Medicine
4. This information could be used to provide someone with many concerns about the Affordable Care Act, along with good things that could come with it.

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Source 1:
1. Pure Reviewed Article: The Effect of Public Insurance Expansions on Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act
2. Maclean, Johanna Catherine ; Saloner, Brendan
3. Journal of policy analysis and management

4. This information can be used to reference the increase in coverage and payments in relation to Substance Use Disorder Treatment.
Source 2:
1. Peer Reviewed Article: “Canaries in the mine...” the impact of Affordable Care Act implementation on people with disabilities: Evidence from interviews with disability advocates
2. Lindner, Stephan ; Rowland, Ruth ; Spurlock, Margaret ; Dorn, Stan ; Davis, Melinda
3.Disability and health journal
4. This information can be used to explore how the Affordable Care Act provisions effected people with disabilities.

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Source 1:
1. Pure Reviewed Article: The Effect of Public Insurance Expansions on Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act
2. Maclean, Johanna Catherine ; Saloner, Brendan
3. Journal of policy analysis and management

4. This information can be used to reference the increase in coverage and payments in relation to Substance Use Disorder Treatment.
Source 2:
1. Peer Reviewed Article
2. “Canaries in the mine...” the impact of Affordable Care Act implementation on people with disabilities: Evidence from interviews with disability advocates
3. Lindner, Stephan ; Rowland, Ruth ; Spurlock, Margaret ; Dorn, Stan ; Davis, Melinda
4. This information can be used to explore how the Affordable Care Act provisions effected people with disabilities.

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1. peer reviewed article= The Road Ahead For The Affordable Care Act
2. who wrote it=John E. McDonough
3. what type of information is presented= The New England Journal of Medicine
4.how can this information be used= has 3 references and 19 citing articles

1. book chapter= The Potential Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Disability Insurance and Workers Compensation
2. who wrote it=Marcus Dillener
3. what type of information is presented= The Economics of Health
4.how can this information be used= learn about critical issues and economic impacts on a deeper level, not as strong as peer-reviewed articles

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Source 1
1. peer reviewed article - Helping Smokers Quit- Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
2. McAfee, Tim ; Babb, Stephen ; McNabb, Simon ; Fiore, Michael C
3. The New England Journal of Medicine
4. can be used to help smokers quit and has 5 references and 61 citing articles, so credible.
Source 2
1. book - Hearing on the status of the Affordable Care Act implementation : hearing before the Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Ways and Means, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Thirteenth Congress, second session, September 10, 2014.
2. United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means. Subcommittee on Health author.
3. Washington : U.S. Government Publishing Office
4. can be used to inform about health care.

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Source 1
1. information type- peer reviewed: Helping Smokers Quit-Opportunities Created by the Affordable Care Act
2. Who wrote it-McAfee, Tim; Babb, Stephen; McNabb, Simon; Fiore, Michael C
3. What is the source-The New England Journal of Medicine
4.How can this information be used- to inform smokers on how they can receive care or students studying the Affordable Care Act
Source 2
1. Information type- peer reviewed: Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act
2.Who wrote it- Koh, Howard K; Sebelius, Kathleen G
3. What is the source- The New England journal of Medicine
4. How can this information be used- It can be used to show how the Affordable Care Act responds to the people that are not able to get proper health care.

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Source 1

1. Information type   -  Journal article: Promoting Prevention through the Affordable Care Act

2. Who wrote it - Howard K. Koh, M.D., M.P.H. and Kathleen G. Sebelius, M.P.A.

3. What is the source - The New England Journal of Medicine

4. How can this information be used - The piece is informative yet brief. It provides enough data that is backed up by references to be used in a paper.

Source 2

1. Information type   -  Peer reviewed article: Health Care Disparities in the Post–Affordable Care Act Era

2. Who wrote it - Omolola E. Adepoju PhD, MPH, Michael A. Preston PhD, MPH, and Gilbert Gonzales MHA

3. What is the source - American Journal of Public Health

4. How can this information be used - Highlights in depth the economic disparities between ethnic groups that occurred as a result of the Affordable Care Act. Provides sufficient sources to back up the evidence, therefore could be used in a paper.