A feasibility study to develop and test a Spanish patient and provider intervention for managing osteoarthritis in Hispanic/Latino adults (PRIMO-Latino)

Table 1 Participants baseline characteristics

Characteristic	Total sample (n = 15)^a
Age in years, mean (SD)	46 (11)
Women, n (%)	13 (87)
High school education or less, n (%)	11 (74)
Married, n (%)	8 (53)
Country of origin, n (%)
Mexico	7 (47)
Ecuador	1 (6.7)
Honduras	5 (33.3)
Panama	1 (6.7)
Puerto Rico	1 (6.7)
Years in the USA, mean (SD)	15.4 (6.5)
Income < $30,000 per year per family, n (%)	9 (60)
Work status, n (%)^a
Full time	4 (27)
Part time	6 (40)
Unemployed	3 (20)
No health insurance, n (%)	11 (74)
BMI, mean (SD), kg/m²	32 (7)
Joints with osteoarthritis, n (%)
Knee only	11 (73.3)
Hip only	1 (6.7)
Knee and hip	3 (20)
Duration of arthritis symptoms, mean (SD), years	6.3 (7)

^aSome measurements had missing values
BMI body mass indexm, WOMAC Spanish-Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index, SD standard deviation, SPPB short physical performance battery, PHQ-8 8-item Patient Health Questionnaire

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