Perceptions of barriers to and facilitators of exercise rehabilitation in adults with lung transplantation: a qualitative study in China

Table 1 Characteristics of participants

Participant ID	Genger	Ages (years)	BMI (kg/m²)	Highest level of education	Employment	Annual household income	Medical insurance	Transplant time (months)	Complications	Current state
1	Male	24	17.48	Elementary school	Unemployed	Middle-income	Resident medical insurance	0.3	–	In hospital
2	Female	56	23.32	High school	Retired	High-income	Employee medical insurance	0.5	Hypertension	At home
3	Male	69	24.80	High school	Unemployed	Middle-income	NRCMS	23	Hypertension, diabetes	At home
4	Male	33	23.65	Junior school	Employed	High-income	NRCMS	3	–	In hospital
5	Male	55	23.30	Junior school	Unemployed	High-income	NRCMS	15	–	At home
6	Male	56	14.86	High school	Retired	High-income	Employee medical insurance	6	Diabetes	In hospital
7	Male	68	27.76	High school	Unemployed	Middle-income	Resident medical insurance	0.1	–	In hospital
8	Female	51	23.14	Elementary school	Unemployed	Low-income	NRCMS	0.5	Hypertension	At home
9	Male	59	22.41	High school	Retired	Middle-income	Employee medical insurance	43	–	At home
10	Male	75	24.16	Elementary school	Unemployed	Middle-income	Resident medical insurance	2	Hypertension	In hospital
11	Male	45	25.21	High school	Unemployed	Middle-income	NRCMS	13	–	In hospital
12	Male	50	21.34	College/university	Employment	High-income	Employee medical insurance	14	–	In hospital
13	Female	49	25.30	High school	Employment	Middle-income	Employee medical insurance	31	–	At home
14	Male	57	27.31	Junior school	Unemployed	Low-income	NRCMS	0.5	–	In hospital
15	Male	61	24.45	College/university	Unemployed	Middle-income	Commercial insurance	2	Coronary heart disease	In hospital

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