Table 1
Schematic overview of the participants in the group interviews.
| Group | Age/gender | Assistive devices | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Age 64–68 1 man/4 women | Electric/manual wheelchair, walker | Odense |
| 2 | Age 54–66 1 man/4 women | Electric/manual wheelchair, cane, crutches | Hoeje Taastrup |
| 3 | Age 37–54 1 man/4 women | Electric/manual wheelchair | Viby |
| 4 | Age 30–38 3 men/2 women | Walker, cane, scooter | Naestved |
| 5 | Age 23–27 2 men | Electric/manual wheelchair | Copenhagen |
| 6 | Age 12–14 2 boys | Electric/manual wheelchair, walker | Copenhagen |
Figure 1
Map of interview locations
Table 2
The participants in the individual interviews.
| Woman 56 years of age | Man 27 years of age | Girl 12 years of age | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assistive devices | Electric wheelchair | Electric/manual wheelchair | Electric/manual wheelchair |
| Location | Skodsborg: Beachfront with lawn, sand, and a wooden pier | Valby: Large urban park with a stream | Copenhagen: Small urban park with small-scale animal husbandry and raised plant beds |
| Picture of green space |  |  |  |
[i] Note: The 12-year-old girl was supposed to be in the group interview but ended up in the individual interview as she was sick on the day of the group meeting.
Figure 2
Examples of pictures used in the group interviews.
Table 3
Overview of overarching themes, subthemes, and idiosyncratic themes.
| Overaching theme | Valuing green space | Assistance and companionship | Making the inaccessible accessible |
| Related subthemes | Hierarchy of value | Other people | |
| Close physical contact | |||
| Ideosyncratic theme* | Loss | Being stared at |
[i] *The idiosyncratic themes refer to themes not shared by the majority of interviewees but evident among one or more interviewees.