OpenSAFELY codelists
- Incident Stroke CTV3
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Codes relating to incident stroke in primary care.
- Incident heart failure CTV3
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Incident heart failure codes
- Incident non-traumatic stroke CTV3
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Further adapted from https://codelists.opensafely.org/codelist/opensafely/incident-stroke/2020-10-05/, to remove codes associated with trauma, or perinatal events (thanks to Brian Nicholson for reviewing this!).
The list was previously from https://codelists.opensafely.org/codelist/opensafely/stroke-updated/2020-06-02/.
- Indometacin dm+d
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This is a list of NHS dictionary of medicines and devices codes for oral indometacin.
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease CTV3
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Codes indicating diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease (SNOMED) SNOMED CT
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Automatically-generated equivalent of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Unclassified CTV3
- Influenza Exclusion (Primary Care) - Maximal Sensitivity SNOMED CT
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Exclusion critera for identifying Influenza in primary care when using a maximally sensitive codelist
- Influenza Exclusion (Secondary Care) - Maximal Sensitivity ICD-10
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Exclusion criteria for identifying Influenza in primary care when using a maximally sensitive codelist
- Influenza Identification (Prescriptions) - Maximal Sensitivity BNF
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Codelist created to identify influenza infections in primary care without testing, medications were provided by clinician Charlotte Warren-Gash
- Influenza Identification (Prescriptions) - Maximal Sensitivity - dmd dm+d
- Influenza Identification (Primary Care) SNOMED CT
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Codelist created to identify Influenza in primary care with as much specificity as possible
- Influenza Identification (Primary Care) - Maximal Sensitivity SNOMED CT
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Codelist created to identify Influenza in primary care with as much sensitivity as possible
- Influenza Identification (Secondary Care) ICD-10
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Codelist created to identify Influenza in secondary care with as much specificity as possible
- Influenza Vaccination dm+d
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This is a list of influenza vaccinations in the NHS dictionary of medicines and devices.