Hearing Loss Report Tool

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Client details

Anchors fix the percentile. Default: 1 & 8 kHz. Choose others if 1 kHz looks “odd”.

Client Details

Client Reference:

Age of client at time of audiogram test (years):

Enter the client’s age at the time the audiogram was performed. This value is used for the age-matched baseline calculations.

Client date of birth:

Provide the client’s date of birth if available. Leave blank if the age at test or audiogram date already captures the timing.

Date of audiogram (when thresholds were recorded):

Enter the date the audiogram test was carried out. Used for reference in the report.

You only need to provide any two of these fields. The third will be automatically calculated.

Gender:

Lower anchor:

Upper anchor:

Audiogram thresholds (dB HL)

Enter measured thresholds. Leave blank if not available. Core check: 1–4 kHz.

Frequencies: 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 kHz Right: ○ Left: ×

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Right (○)

Left (×)

Modules

CLB (Coales–Lutman–Buffin)

LCB (Lutman–Coles–Buffin)

Moore et al. (2022)

Exposure type (for Moore):

Apply 6 kHz artefact correction

Client Ref —

Age at test —

Gender —

Right ear: — Left ear: —

CLB (Coles–Lutman–Buffin)

Awaiting analysis.

Audiogram

Left Ear Audiogram

Right Ear Audiogram

0 dB HL at top; higher dB lower (inverted axis).

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Client details

Client Details

Audiogram thresholds (dB HL)

Modules

CLB (Coles–Lutman–Buffin)

Audiogram

Left Ear Audiogram

Right Ear Audiogram

Left ear

Right ear

LCB (Lutman – Coles – Buffin Method)

Left ear

Right ear

Moore et al. (2022 / ISO 7029)

Left ear

Right ear

Client details

Client Details

Audiogram thresholds (dB HL)

Modules

CLB (Coles–Lutman–Buffin)

Audiogram

Left Ear Audiogram

Right Ear Audiogram

Left ear

Right ear

LCB (Lutman – Coles – Buffin Method)

Left ear

Right ear

Moore et al. (2022 / ISO 7029) i

Left ear

Right ear

Moore et al. (2022 / ISO 7029)