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 # Trends in avoidable hospitalisations (2019-2022)
 
-This is the code and configuration for analyses using OpenSAFELY to study trends in avoidable hospitalisations. The project is currently under-development, so please check back later for full completion of documents, code and results.
+[View on OpenSAFELY](https://jobs.opensafely.org/university-of-liverpool/impacts-of-healthcare-disruption-on-avoidable-hospitalisations/avoidable-hospitalisations-trends/)
 
-You can run this project via [Gitpod](https://gitpod.io) in a web browser by clicking on this badge: [![Gitpod ready-to-code](https://img.shields.io/badge/Gitpod-ready--to--code-908a85?logo=gitpod)](https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/opensafely/avoidable_hospitalisations_trends)
+Details of the purpose and any published outputs from this project can be found at the link above.
 
-* A paper summarising the key findings will be uploaded here at a later date
-* Raw model outputs, including charts, crosstabs, etc, are in `released_outputs/`
-* If you are interested in how we defined our variables, take a look at the [study definition](analysis/study_definition.py); this is written in `python`, but non-programmers should be able to understand what is going on there
-* If you are interested in how we defined our code lists, look in the [codelists folder](./codelists/).
-* Developers and epidemiologists interested in the framework should review [the OpenSAFELY documentation](https://docs.opensafely.org)
+The contents of this repository MUST NOT be considered an accurate or valid representation of the study or its purpose. This repository may reflect an incomplete or incorrect analysis with no further ongoing work.
+The content has ONLY been made public to support the OpenSAFELY [open science and transparency principles](https://www.opensafely.org/about/#contributing-to-best-practice-around-open-science) and to support the sharing of re-usable code for other subsequent users. No clinical, policy or safety conclusions must be drawn from the contents of this repository.
 
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