Table 2. Overview distribution barriers to and facilitators of physical activity and solidity in the data.
| Barriers | ← | → | Facilitators | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 2. | 3. | 4. | 5. | |
| Stronger | Physical limitations (15/75) | Energy level (12/45) | Coping (15/55) | Motivation (16/148) | |
| ↑ | Fear (9/20) | Self-efficacy (13/35) | Routine/habit (14/40) | Consequences of (in)activity (14/40) | |
| Comorbidity (8/26) | Expertise of personnel (13/26) | Goals/goal priority (13/88) | |||
| Bad weather (6/8) | Transplanted organ (10/29) | ||||
| ↓ | Post-transplant life-events (4/6) | Side-effects medication (6/12) | Social support (9/14) | ||
| Age (3/4) | Social role (5/19) | Strength (8/15) | |||
| Weaker | Financial resources (3/4) | Group activity (4/8) | Weight (5/13) | ||
Codes are classified on the continuum from barrier to facilitator (1. [red] absolute barriers; 2. [orange] themes being mentioned mainly as barriers but sometimes as a facilitator; 3. [yellow] themes being mentioned as a barrier or facilitator equally; 4. [light green] themes being mentioned mainly as facilitator but sometimes as a barrier; and 5 [green] absolute facilitators) and on the continuum of being a stronger or a weaker factor. The numbers in parenthesis indicate the number of interviews the code is represented in and the groundedness of the code (number of quotations linked to that particular code).