Answered By: Todd White
Last Updated: Dec 13, 2019     Views: 8565

In your question you mentioned who you want to cite, but not what you want to cite - their website, a publication by the AHRQ, etc - so I can only partially answer your question.

I am assuming it would be a webpage. In that case APA has a basic form - author | date | title of page | URL retrieval statement.

Unless you see the specific name of an individual cited as the author of information you can assume it is a corporate author, in this case the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.


Your citation would look like this (with you substituting your information for my made-up information).

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. (2017, June 5). Really interesting stuff. Retrieved 

     from https://www.ahrq.gov/reallyinterestingstuff.html

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