OpenCodelists
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Below, you'll find all the codelists we have used in OpenSAFELY research to date.
All codelists
- Synovitis acne pustulosis hyperostosis osteomyelitis syndrome (SAPHO syndrome) codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
SAPHO_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets - Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) CTV3
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These codes indicate a diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
Published by OpenSAFELY - Systemic lupus codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
SLUPUS_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets - Systemic lupus codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
SLUPUS_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets - Systolic blood pressure QoF SNOMED CT
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A SNOMED CT codelist containing codes relating to systolic blood pressure (SBP) measurement.
Published by OpenSAFELY - Systolic blood pressure recording codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
SYSBP_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets - Takayasu’s arteritis codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
TAKAYASUART_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets - Tamoxifen BNF
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Used by the following OpenPrescribing measures:
Published by OpenPrescribing - Targeted proactive care needs assessment codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
TPCNASS_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets - Temporary Immunosuppression CTV3
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Codes indicating a diagnosis of a temporary immunosuppression.
Published by OpenSAFELY - Temporary Immunosuppression (SNOMED) SNOMED CT
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Automatically-generated equivalent of Temporary Immunosuppression
Published by OpenSAFELY - Teratogenic medicines dm+d
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In this codelist we aim to identify teratogenic drugs. A teratogen is a substance that can cause abnormalities or birth defects in a developing fetus.
The CQC routinely review the use of the following drugs, in female patients between the age of 8 and 55 years old Valproate Carbimazole Modafinil Pregabalin Topiramate.
There are other drugs that are considered teratogenic but only these five are considered here.
Published by OpenSAFELY - Tetracycline (tetracyclines) dm+d
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Tetracycline codelist extracted from tetracyclines codelist
Published by UKHSA - Tetracyclines (antibacterials) dm+d
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Tetracyclines codelist extracted from antibacterials codelist (https://www.opencodelists.org/codelist/opensafely/antibacterials/27089eaa/)
Published by UKHSA - Thalassaemia codes SNOMED CT
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Taken from the
THAL_COD
refset published by NHSD.Published by NHSD Primary Care Domain Refsets