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@LFISHER7 LFISHER7 commented Apr 3, 2024

This addresses https://github.com/ebmdatalab/service-analytics-team/issues/254.

This is draft as it requires the text pointing to codespaces to be finalised.

Closes https://github.com/ebmdatalab/service-analytics-team/issues/254

LFISHER7 added 4 commits April 3, 2024 11:15
- Give it a title
- Remove "ONLY". from the reason for making public. That's not the sole reason.
- The repository may or may not be a valid representation of the study
@LFISHER7 LFISHER7 requested a review from brianmackenna April 3, 2024 10:29
* Codelists used to define these variables can be found in the [codelists folder](./codelists/).
* The project pipeline is specified in [`project.yaml`](./project.yaml).
* The [logs](./logs/) and [outputs](./outputs/) folders are empty. These are populated when a study is run on OpenSAFELY. Logs and published outputs for analyses run against real patient data are available on OpenSAFELY via the link above.

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I think it would be helpful to add details of which branch the final analysis for a publication was run on as this isn't always 'main' and is sometimes unclear from the jobs site

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I agree....not sure it fits well in a template such as this? How would you add it?

# Contents

* Analysis code can be found in the [analysis folder](./analysis/).
* If you are interested in how we defined our variables and study population, take a look at the [dataset definition](analysis/dataset_definition.py); this is written in `python`, but non-programmers should be able to understand what is going on there.

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is non-programmers bit still true with ehrQL?

The ones I have found looked a bit harder than cohort extractor to understand

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It probably is - we may want to test that at some point!

* Codelists used to define these variables can be found in the [codelists folder](./codelists/).
* The project pipeline is specified in [`project.yaml`](./project.yaml).
* The [logs](./logs/) and [outputs](./outputs/) folders are empty. These are populated when a study is run on OpenSAFELY. Logs and published outputs for analyses run against real patient data are available on OpenSAFELY via the link above.

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I agree....not sure it fits well in a template such as this? How would you add it?

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# ${GITHUB_REPOSITORY_NAME}

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This needs instructions for an analyst on what to do once they clone the template

E.g. When you first clone you should change {github-reposiroy-name} to x
You may want to link to other information about your project for example if you have standalone website
Once your study is published it is a good idea to update the repo with DOI for your paper so interested readrs can read more

Suggest these are written in italics - and first bit of advice is. Once you have tweaked the information you should delete the instructions in italics

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