OpenSAFELY codelists
- Learning disabilities CTV3
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The following codes are used to indicate learning disability.
- Leflunomide BNF
- Leflunomide dmd dm+d
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dm+d codelist for Leflunomide
- Leukotriene receptor antagonist medication dm+d
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A list of leukotriene receptor antagonists (LTRA) preparations at VMP and AMP from the NHS Dictionary of Medicines and Devices.
- Levomepromazine - Subcutaneous dm+d
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This codelist contains all subcutaneous formulations of levomepromazine
- Levothyroxine dm+d
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The codelist contains all oral formulations of levothyroxine.
- Lisdexamfetamine - dmd dm+d
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dm+d codelist for lisdexamfetamine
- Lithium - oral BNF
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This code list includes all oral lithium products available in the UK, used for the treatment and prevention of mental illness.
- Lithium - oral (dm+d) dm+d
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This code list includes all oral lithium products available in the UK, used for the treatment and prevention of mental illness.
- Lithium carbonate BNF
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This code list includes all medicines containing lithium carbonate that are available in the UK.
- Lithium carbonate (dm+d) dm+d
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This code list includes all medicines containing lithium carbonate that are available in the UK.
- Lithium citrate BNF
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This code list includes all medicines containing lithium citrate available in the UK.
- Lithium citrate (dm+d) dm+d
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This code list includes all medicines containing lithium citrate available in the UK.
- Long acting injectable and depot antipsychotics DM&D dm+d
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This code list contains the DM&D list of all antipsychotics that are available in long acting injectable form. It includes first generation (depot) antipsychotics and second generation long acting injections. Zuclopenthixol acetate which is a short/medium acting depot injection is not included.
- Long acting opioids 50mg to 119mg per day OME BNF
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User requirements
A codelist is needed of all long acting opioids with an oral morphine equivalence (OME) of 50-119mg per day - used for analgesia (any route) excluding cough suppression, motility, general anaesthesia, opiate use disorder - this is for a project looking at opioid prescribing for patients on hospital waiting lists.
Sensitivity versus specificity
Any opioid as a modified release formulation or transdermal patch with daily OME 50-119mg based on standard dosing.
Relevant definitions or links to important reference sources
Opioid equivalence - https://fpm.ac.uk/opioids-aware-structured-approach-opioid-prescribing/dose-equivalents-and-changing-opioids
Existing relevant codelists
Nil