Translation and Cross-Cultural Adaptation of the Exercise Adherence Rating Scale (EARS) into Danish

Table 1

Characteristics of a patient with hip dysplasia (n = 24).

Characteristics	Patients with hip dysplasia
Age, median years (IQR)	30 (24–37)
BMI, median years (IQR)	24 (21–27)
Females/males, no.	22/2
Civil status, no.
Married, cohabitant, or family status	15
Single or divorced	9
Education, no.
Primary and lower secondary school	4
Upper secondary education	6
Vocational education	3
Higher education (under- or postgraduate)	11
Duration of pain, no.
0–2 years	10
2–5 years	7
>5 years	7
Bilateral affection, no.	16
CE angle, median degrees (IQR)	21 (16–22)
AI angle, median degrees (IQR)	12 (10–15)
Tönnis osteoarthritis grade 0/1/2, no.	21/2/1
EARS score, median points (IQR)	20 (17–23)
Completed exercise sessions, median no. (IQR)	73 (62–79)
Baseline HAGOS pain score, median points (IQR)	64 (49–75)
Baseline HAGOS sport/recreation score, median points (IQR)	53 (28–78)

IQR, interquartile range (25–75 percentile); BMI, body mass index); No., number; CE, center-edge; AI, acetabular index; EARS, Exercise Adherence Rating Scale; HAGOS, Copenhagen hip and groin outcome score.