Public Policy Analysis
Biography
Barr, D. A. (2011). Introduction to U.S. health policy: The organization, financing, and delivery of health care in America. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.
The source is scholarly. It is a book that focuses on health care issues and the developed policies in relation. This information will help in developing a more justified analysis of the healthcare issue. Its credibility was attained through domain and sources examination which included an evaluation of the author.
Budrys, G. (2012). Our Unsystematic Health Care System. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.
The credibility of this source was done through examining its sources and domain. This source is scholarly as it is a book that is designed to help students and professions in understanding the issue of health care affordability.
Dubnick, M. (1984). Health Care Policy in America . Policy Studies Review, 3(3/4), 509.
The credibility of the source was determined through an evaluation of its domain, style of writing and site design. The source is a scholarly article whose information audience is mainly for the scholars. The information is essential in illustrating the effectiveness and the principles of the affordability act that was developed in 2010.
Henderson, J. W. (2014). Health economics and policy. Cengage Learning. Copyright.
The source provides an analysis of the healthcare system and the related policies. Its credibility was attained through an examination of the author, domain, sources and design. It is a scholarly book whose audience is scholars, healthcare sector, health professions and the general public. The information provided by this source is important in illustrating the health care affordability issue effects degree.
Jost, T. (2016). Affordability: The Most Urgent Health Reform Issue For Ordinary Americans. Retrieved from http://healthaffairs.org/blog/2016/02/29/affordability-the-most-urgent-health-reform-issue-for-ordinary-americans/
The credibility of this source was conducted through examining whether it is scholarly or commercial through domain examination. The source is a scholarly article that focuses on healthcare affordability as an issue in the American society. The information is for the general public, the health sector and for health care professions.
Mizrahi, T., & Davis, L. E. (2008). The Encyclopedia of Social Work. Washington, DC: NASW Press.
This is a book which makes the source credible. The audience of the information is scholars and health professions. The information is useful in showing how the health affordability act works in delivering affordable care in America. The credibility of this source was done through examining the domain, design as well as its style in writing.
Mukherjee, K. (2016). The Impact of Affordability on the Accessibility of Medical Care Post Affordable Care Act in the USA. Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research.
This is an article by a government organization. The credibility of the source was determined through an evaluation of its domain, style of writing and site design. The source is a scholarly article whose information audience is mainly for the scholars. The information audience is mainly scholars and it is important in providing awareness of the affordability issue.
The commonwealth fund. (2015). How high is America’s healthcare cost burden? Retrieved from http://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/issue-briefs/2015/nov/how-high-health-care-burden
The source is scholarly because it is based on conducted studies and scenarios evaluation. The information of this source is for the policy developers and the healthcare industry in general. The credibility was established through examining whether the organization is commercial or nonprofit. The information is useful in viewing the actual situation of healthcare.
Stange, K. C. (2011). In This Issue: Health Care Policy Affects the Lives of Real People. Annals of Family Medicine, 9(6), 482-483. doi:10.1370/afm.1330
This is a peered and scholarly article. The audience of the information is students, the public, and the health sector. The credibility was established through examining its domain and source which is a peered article.
Waker, T. (2016). Health Care Affordability Remains An Issue Despite ACA. Retrieved from http://managedhealthcareexecutive.modernmedicine.com/managed-healthcare-executive/news/healthcare-affordability-remains-issue-despite-aca
The above source is considered as scholarly because it is a health organization that bases its research, particularly to the American health sector. The information is relevance in establishing the issue’s source and the strategies to solve the issue. The information audience is the health care professions, students, and the health care body. I examined the credibility via its ability to present issues that have been thoroughly researched.
