Every Luria Voice report begins with a YAML front matter block inDocumentation Index
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template.qmd. These fields drive the content that appears in the rendered PDF: the patient name in the CONFIDENTIAL page header, the evaluation dates in the report body, and the case number in your records. The front matter schema is identical across all four template formats.
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Field reference
Report metadata
The report title, rendered as a centered level-0 heading on the first page.
Use all-caps by convention:
NEUROCOGNITIVE EXAMINATION, FORENSIC NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION, etc. This text does not appear in the
CONFIDENTIAL page header.The Quarto output format. Must match one of the four installed extensions:
neurotyp-adult-typstneurotyp-pediatric-typstneurotyp-forensic-typstneurotyp-luria-typst
Your practice or clinic’s internal case identifier. This value appears in the
report for record-keeping purposes. Use a consistent format across your
practice — for example,
"2025-001" or "2025-F-008" for forensic referrals.
Enclose in quotes to prevent YAML from parsing it as a number.Patient identity
The patient’s last name only. This value populates the CONFIDENTIAL page
header on pages 2 and beyond:
CONFIDENTIAL — Doe — 2025-03-10. Use the last
name rather than the full name to keep the header concise.The patient’s full name in Last, First format:
Doe, Jane. This value appears
in the report body and demographic table. The comma-separated Last, First
format is required — it is not reformatted by the template.The patient’s date of birth in ISO 8601 format:
"1980-01-15". Enclose in
quotes to ensure YAML treats the value as a string rather than a date object.
The template displays this value as-is in the demographic section.The patient’s age in whole years at the time of evaluation. Enter this value
as an integer:
45. If the patient has a birthday between evaluation
sessions, use the age at the first session.Evaluation dates
The date of the first evaluation session in ISO 8601 format:
"2025-03-10".
“doe” stands for date of evaluation. This date also appears in the
CONFIDENTIAL page header. Enclose in quotes.The date of the second evaluation session:
"2025-03-11". Include this field
only if a second session occurred. Omit it entirely if the evaluation was
completed in one session — do not set it to an empty string or null.The date of the third evaluation session:
"2025-03-12". Include only if a
third session occurred. Most evaluations do not require this field.Controls the date displayed as the report date. Set to
last-modified (the
default) and Quarto automatically updates it to the date of the most recent
render. Alternatively, supply an explicit ISO 8601 date string such as
"2025-04-01" to lock the report date regardless of when you re-render.Notes on formatting
Enclose all date fields in double quotes. YAML parsers sometimes interpret
bare date strings such as
2025-03-10 as date objects rather than strings,
which can cause rendering errors.