The interpreter is not an invisible being: a thematic analysis of the impact of interpreters in mental health service provision with refugee clients

Arts & Humanities

• Thematic Analysis 93%
• Refugees 77%
• Health Services 76%
• Interpreter 75%
• Invisible 74%
• Mental Health 73%
• Health Professionals 26%
• Alliances 25%
• Therapeutics 22%
• Therapy 11%
• Social Workers 10%
• Healthcare 9%
• Research Paradigms 9%
• Therapeutic Relationship 9%
• Qualitative Research 8%
• Competency 8%
• Psychologists 6%
• Communication 4%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Refugees 100%
• Mental Health Services 87%
• Therapeutic Alliance 62%
• Mental Health 36%
• South Australia 14%
• Delivery of Health Care 14%
• Social Workers 13%
• Qualitative Research 13%
• Language 9%
• Communication 8%
• Data Analysis 8%
• Psychology 7%
• Therapeutics 5%
• Health 5%

Social Sciences

• interpreter 87%
• mental health service 78%
• refugee 68%
• mental health professionals 16%
• Healthcare 11%
• mental health 10%
• clinical psychologist 9%
• health practitioners 8%
• health professionals 6%
• social worker 6%
• English language 6%
• qualitative research 5%
• paradigm 4%
• communication 3%
• experience 2%