Priority 23 from the Hyperacusis PSP

UNCERTAINTY: What are the 'red flags' for serious underlying conditions in hyperacusis? (JLA PSP Priority 23)
Overall ranking	23
JLA question ID	0075/23
Explanatory note	Not available for this PSP
Evidence	None identified
Health Research Classification System category	Ear

Extra information provided by this PSP
Original uncertainty examples	Are there important red flags to cover in the assessment ~ Can you rule out a more serious disorder, like a brain tumor, or see a definite association with more serious disorders with cumulative research and results with your research to date? ~ what observations/reports trigger an hypercausis assessment in contemporary UK practice? ~ Are there any concerning causes of hyperacusis i.e. red flags for serious pathology underlying this
Submitted by	Healthcare Professionals x 2 ~ Patients x 1 ~ Carer x 1

Extra information provided by this PSP

Original uncertainty examples

Are there important red flags to cover in the assessment ~ Can you rule out a more serious disorder, like a brain tumor, or see a definite association with more serious disorders with cumulative research and results with your research to date? ~ what observations/reports trigger an hypercausis assessment in contemporary UK practice? ~ Are there any concerning causes of hyperacusis i.e. red flags for serious pathology underlying this

Submitted by

Healthcare Professionals x 2 ~ Patients x 1 ~ Carer x 1

PSP information
PSP unique ID	0075
PSP name	Hyperacusis
Total number of uncertainties identified by this PSP.	85 (To see a full list of all uncertainties identified, please see the detailed spreadsheet held on the JLA website)
Date of priority setting workshop	23 July 2018