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. 2023 Mar 24;17:851–860. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S404287

Table 2.

The Three-Level Coding Result of This Study

Selective Coding Axial Coding Open Coding
Seeking supports Acquiring relevant information Online learning of cardiac exercise rehabilitation knowledge
Offline access to cardiac exercise rehabilitation materials
Accessing external supports Cardiac rehabilitation exercise lecture
Online peer experience exchange
Seeking help from family members
Updating exercise prescriptions Re-evaluating cardiopulmonary performance
Updating the rehabilitation program
Guiding self-monitoring and management
Rehabilitation exercise Choosing exercise places Indoor cardiac rehabilitation exercise
Outdoor cardiac rehabilitation exercise
Assessing exercise risks Assessing self status before exercise
Evaluating physiological indicators before exercise
Assessing the exercise environment before exercise
Completing exercise prescriptions Picking the suitable exercise mode
Completing the prescribed exercise duration
Ensuring the enough exercise frequency
Following the right exercise intensity
Exercise monitoring Monitoring exercise effectiveness Monitoring objective exercise indicators
Focusing on subjective exercise status
Identifying exercise warning Judging the critical value of exercise indicators
Evaluating self-feelings during rehabilitation exercise
Making appropriate adjustment and interventions
Enriching monitoring skills Using rehabilitation exercise monitoring tools
Managing rehabilitation exercise monitoring data
Mastering rehabilitation exercise monitoring knowledge
Information feedback Feedbacking rehabilitation effects Feedbacking subjective exercise experience
Feedbacking cardiac function by clinical evaluation
Reporting monitoring information Self-feedback and management of monitoring information
Reporting monitoring information to professionals by outpatient follow-up
Expressing management weakness Unskilled cardiac rehabilitation exercise
Limited exercise data monitoring skills
Poor cardiac rehabilitation exercise knowledge