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Affordable Health Care Act Provisions “How important is it that each of the following provisions be implemented? Premium subsidies 87% State-based health insurance exchanges 86% Individual mandate 84% Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation 83% Medicaid expansion 82% Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute 79% Independent Payment Advisory Board 71% Note: Other response categories not shown include: somewhat important; not at all important; and not sure. *Percentages may not be equal to the NET due to rounding. Source: Commonwealth Fund/Modern HealthCare Health Care Opinion Leaders Survey, February 2011

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