1.	“And otherwise I would see a doctor right away instead of doing it by myself for long, especially if I’m sitting on the pressure ulcer. Now, when I burnt my leg, I knew that I was not sitting on the wound and I can treat it by myself.” (S2)
2.	“What I first do, is that I check if it’s swollen or not. Is there anything under the skin? And does it react to pressing or something. Then I put on some body lotion, I treat it in this sense, and then I monitor, huh. And if it stays as it is, then I leave it like this. Otherwise, I contact my family doctor, ask. That's the first thing I do. Then he tells me to monitor it or to go and show him. Yes. Well, when I call, it's usually something serious. And then it usually means that I have to go and show him.” (T2)
3.	“I also stopped going to the Polyclinic because there is a new resident physician every six months. And they actually have / I know a thousand times more than these residents.” (S7)
4.	“I go once a month to [specialized clinic] so that they know if it improved or not” (D3)
5.	“Yes, I’ve been supported by the counselling service since a while. […] you can just call them and they'll come immediately. That's absolutely awesome. […] Yes, that's really good. And Ms. X [the counselor] is as fast as a lightning when I call her. […] She knows of course what is being used in the specialized clinic. And I don’t have to go there every time. That helps a lot, doesn’t it? […] she usually brings things. She brings packages with plasters, everything is ready. Or you give her the prescription and she goes and get it for you, if there is too little again. […] and what is also very good is that she is connected with the specialized clinic. So if I have someone from the counselling service, then I know that they can organize a consultation for me.” (D2)