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Patient and clinician experiences of language barriers in Qatar's multilingual public mental health care: a qualitative study.
Effective communication is central to mental health care, yet language barriers in multilingual settings can compromise assessment, treatment, and therapeutic relationships. Qatar's Mental Health Service (MHS) at Hamad Medical Corporation serves a largely Arab patient population, while many clinicia
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