OpenSAFELY documentation

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OpenSAFELY documentation

Introduction
About OpenSAFELY
About OpenSAFELY
Getting started
Getting started
Using OpenSAFELY
Using OpenSAFELY
- Analysis workflow
- Federated analytics
- GitHub repositories
- Codelists
  Codelists
- Actions
  Actions
- Jobs site
- Level 4 server
- Viewing and releasing outputs
  Viewing and releasing outputs
  - Viewing outputs with Airlock
  - Releasing research outputs from the Level 4 server
  - Applying statistical disclosure control
  - Requesting release of research outputs
  - Review process for release requests
  - Viewing released outputs
  - Viewing and Releasing with Airlock
    Viewing and Releasing with Airlock
    How-to guides
    How-to guides
    How to access and log in Airlock
    For researchers
    For researchers
    View output files in a workspace
    Create and submit a release request
    Respond to a returned request
    Edit a file on a request
    Withdraw a request
    For copilots
    For copilots
    View output files in a copiloted workspace
    For output checkers
    For output checkers
    Review a request
    Release files
    Explanation
    Explanation
    Why Airlock?
    How does a workspace file differ from a request file?
    Workflow and permissions
    Notifications
    Reference
    Reference
    Terms and definitions
    File icons and colours
    Alternative ways to view files
    Viewing underlying source code
    Downloading files
    Request state diagram
    Formatting comments with markdown
- Reports
  Reports
- Managing your OpenSAFELY project
  Managing your OpenSAFELY project
  - Telling us about changes to your project
  - Project completion
- Adding your pre-print/paper to OpenSAFELY.org
- Information for system integrators
- Legacy
  Legacy
  - Study definitions
    Study definitions
    Overview
    Working with dates
    Working with codelists
    Dummy data and expectations
    Variable reference
    Measures
    Create inclusion/exclusion flowcharts
    Programming tricks
OpenSAFELY best practice
OpenSAFELY best practice
ehrQL
ehrQL
Data sources
Data sources
Support
Support
Bennett Institute Open Manifesto
Platform News

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This section contains background information about running OpenSAFELY.

Options for running OpenSAFELY
Understanding GitHub Codespaces
Understanding the software used to run OpenSAFELY

How to create a code repository for your project

Options for running OpenSAFELY

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