About This Tool
- -- eRegulations organizes together regulations, subregulatory - guidance, and other related policy materials. Our team updates - content and functionality several times a week. -
-Contact
-- Send questions and suggestions about this website - (including bug reports), or schedule a presentation or training - for your group: - contact the team. -
-- Try new features and help make them better: - sign up for a session. -
-Automated Updates
- -Regulation Text
-- This tool displays regulation text from - eCFR. -
-- When new rules (changes to regulations) become - effective, the Office of the Federal Register - incorporates them into eCFR - about two business days - after their effective date. -
-- This tool automatically syncs with eCFR - once a day. -
-- So, it can take up to three business days for - new rules to be incorporated into this tool. -
-- Note: eCFR and this tool are - not official legal editions - of the CFR. -
+About This Tool
++ eRegulations organizes together regulations, subregulatory + guidance, and other related policy materials. Our team updates + content and functionality several times a week. +
+Contact
++ Send questions and suggestions about this website + (including bug reports), or schedule a presentation or training + for your group: + contact the team. +
++ Try new features and help make them better: + sign up for a session. +
+Automated Updates
+Regulation Text
++ This tool displays regulation text from + eCFR. +
++ When new rules (changes to regulations) become + effective, the Office of the Federal Register + incorporates them into eCFR + about two business days + after their effective date. +
++ This tool automatically syncs with eCFR + once a day. +
++ So, it can take up to three business days for + new rules to be incorporated into this tool. +
++ Note: eCFR and this tool are + not official legal editions + of the CFR. +
+Links to Federal Register Rules
++ Rules from 1994–present are pulled automatically + from the + Office of the Federal Register + once a day. +
++ Subject matter experts on our team use the + GovInfo Federal Register archive + to add links to selected rules before 1994 that may + be helpful for policy research. +
+Links to Federal Register Rules
-- Rules from 1994–present are pulled automatically - from the - Office of the Federal Register - once a day. -
-- Subject matter experts on our team use the - GovInfo Federal Register archive - to add links to selected rules before 1994 that may - be helpful for policy research. -
-Subject Matter Expert Updates
- -Links to Additional Resources
-- Resource links include subregulatory guidance and - implementation resources published by CMS, along - with related documents referenced from - Medicaid.gov, - CMS.gov, - and other official government sites as relevant. - Subject matter experts on our team curate and - update these links. -
-- For example, when Medicaid.gov publishes a new piece - of subregulatory guidance in the - New & Notable Resource Center, we add a link to display in the sidebar of each - relevant section and subpart. -
-- CMCS staff may also add internal documents useful for - policy research, only visible to logged-in staff. -
-Subject Matter Expert Updates
+Links to Additional Resources
++ Resource links include subregulatory guidance and + implementation resources published by CMS, along + with related documents referenced from + Medicaid.gov, + CMS.gov, + and other official government sites as relevant. + Subject matter experts on our team curate and + update these links. +
++ For example, when Medicaid.gov publishes a new piece + of subregulatory guidance in the + New & Notable Resource Center, we add a link to display in the sidebar of each + relevant section and subpart. +
++ CMCS staff may also add internal documents useful for + policy research, only visible to logged-in staff. +
+Technical Details
-- This tool has an - open source code repository - available for reuse by other government teams. -
-- It uses APIs maintained by the Office of the Federal Register - and the Government Publishing Office: -
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- - eCFR regulation text - -
- - Federal Register rules - -
- - GovInfo links - -
Technical Details
++ This tool has an + open source code repository + available for reuse by other government teams. +
++ It uses APIs maintained by the Office of the Federal Register + and the Government Publishing Office: +
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- + eCFR regulation text + +
- + Federal Register rules + +
- + GovInfo links + +
Get access to internal documents
+ ++ CMCS staff with policy-related responsibilities may + request access to view and manage internal policy + reference documents in eRegulations. +
++ These internal documents are only available + to CMCS staff who sign into eRegulations through CMS + IDM. Before signing in for the first time, + CMCS staff need to request and be approved for an EUA + job code for eRegulations. +
+Request access for CMCS staff
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- + Sign in to the CMS EUA website. + +
- + Click Modify My Job Codes. + +
- + Read the screen text, check the Confirmation (Required) checkbox, and click Next. + +
- + Scroll to the bottom of the Modify My Job Codes: My Job Codes screen and click Add a Job Code. + +
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+ To find the job code, enter the following in the “Search for a group” box:
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- + Select Job Code from the first drop-down menu. + +
- Select = from the middle drop-down menu. +
- Type or copy EREGS_EDITOR_PRD into the empty field. +
- Click Search to the right of the job code field. +
+ - + Click the checkbox to confirm the job code, then click Select to move to the next screen. + +
- + At this Modify My Job Codes: My Job Codes screen, do not click any checkboxes. Scroll to the bottom and click Next. + +
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+ At the Modify My Job Codes: My Job Codes screen:
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- + Enter a response in the Justification Reason field. Suggested language: I’m a CMCS staff member in [group and division name]. I am an eRegulations user and need access to internal policy repository documents for [reason]. + +
- + At the Is Job Code Temporary radio box, select No. + +
+ - + Click Finish. + +
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+ Your job code request may take several days to process. When approved, you will receive an email with an update, and can then
to eRegulations. If you do not receive this email within 2 weeks, please contact Stephanie Boyd (stephanie.boyd@cms.hhs.gov). +
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