Table 2.

Quotes about structural elements.

Q1	In theory, I find that [goal setting visit] unnecessary. You always see everyone anyway, just individually instead of all together. It's not that important for me, I must honestly say. (ST01)
Q2	I think that [patient board] is a positive thing. (ST02)
Q3	I can't remember the conversation at all. It becomes a bit blurred, with the physician's visit, goal setting visit, admission conversation. Somehow everything is a bit the same. At the beginning, you have no idea, you're trapped in the room, you have zero idea how much there is around you […]. (ST05)
Q4	Rehabilitation can only take place on a personal basis and not in such a factory-like procedure. Outwardly these may be always the same steps, but not really to get the motivation out […] that can only be done in a personal conversation, that can only be done in personal care. (ST06)
Q5	It is more just my own goal, which is quite far away from the goals of the therapists. There I experience it that many unwind a standardized process. […] But the individual goals are selected from a catalog of established goals. I am not super satisfied with this process, which in a way – like text modules, which are inserted into the boxes. (ST05)