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45 CFR, the sections practices actually look up

Each page quotes the regulation verbatim, then answers the question the regulation does not: which document this section obliges you to have on file. eCFR is authoritative for the text and linked from every page.

Researched and written by Larry Osakwe · Last verified August 4, 2026

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If you searched a section number and landed here, you probably wanted the text. eCFR has that, it is free, and it is authoritative, so every page here links straight to it.

What eCFR cannot tell you is which document the section obliges you to hold, because that is not the regulation’s job. 164.308 requires an accurate and thorough risk assessment; it does not say “so you need a written Security Risk Analysis naming every system that touches ePHI.” That translation is what these pages add, and it is the part practices get wrong.

We build the documents, so treat the mapping as informed but interested. The regulation controls, and where our reading and the text differ, the text wins.

45 CFR Subchapter C on eCFR

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