Utilising the perspectives of patients with lower-limb osteoarthritis on prescribed physical activity to develop a theoretically informed physiotherapy intervention

Table 1 Participant demographic features

Participant no	Gender	Age	BMI	Joint	NPRS	BSM	SF KOOS	SF HOOS	PA	HEL	TSSB	TSD	EM
1	F	60	26	Right knee	1	Slightly	35.3	N/A	2155	O levels	2	0.5	N
2	F	75	35	Right knee	2	Moderately	46.1	N/A	2588	PG Diploma	25	25	N
3	M	75	33	Both knees	6	Very much	42	N/A	3800	High School	30	0.75	N
4	F	63	28	Right knee	3	Moderately	33.6	N/A	2692	UG degree	1.5	0.5	Y
5	M	76	25	Left knee	5	Slightly	35.3	N/A	2580	Left school at 14	48	3	N
6	F	53	42	Right knee	6	Very much	66.6	N/A	4250	Left School at 16	12	1	Y
7	F	75	35	Right hip; both knees	4	Moderately	37	41.7	2672	College	6	4	N
8	F	63	24	Left knee	6	Moderately	42	N/A	2376	UG degree	4	1	Y
9	F	67	37	Left hip	3	Slightly	N/A	33.9	3197	UG degree	0.5.	0.5	Y
10	F	53	27	Left knee	2	Slightly	24.9	N/A	1975	College	6	5
11	F	67	N/G	Both knees	1	Slightly	24.9	N/A	N/G	High School	10	10	Y
12	M	44	30	Left hop	6	Moderately	N/A	41.7	3201	College	2.5	0.5	Y
13	M	48	29	Right hip	6	Moderately	N/A	46.1	3564	Master’s Degree	6	3	Y

no Number, BMI Body Mass Index, NPRS Numerical Pain Rating Scale, BSM Bothersomeness, SF KOOS Short Form Knee Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score, SF HOOS Short Form Hip Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score, PA Physical Activity level (mean kcal/day for past 3 days), HEL Highest Education Level Achieved at time of interview, TSSB Time since symptoms began, TSD Time Since diagnosis of OA, EM Employed at time of interview

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