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lack knowledge interprofessional rehabilitation culturally diverse patients chronic pain study explores experiences healthcare professionals developing working rehabilitation patients need interpreter experience working interpreters twelve healthcare professionals two swedish specialist rehabilitation centres interviewed grounded theory principles used data collection analysis main category demanding meaningful work represents three concurrently interacting categories frustration includes informants doubts regarding benefits rehabilitation lack care patients cultural dissonance professionals patients challenges describes problems rehabilitation work due need interpreted mediated communication complexity health status social aspects among patients solutions represents practical working methods personal approaches developed informants managing frustrations challenges informants frustration challenges working new group patients vulnerable different preconceptions led new solutions working methods approaches starting pain rehabilitation programme culturally diverse patients important consider rehabilitation teams need additional time supportimplications rehabilitationhealthcare professionals encounter immigrants chronic pain need resources develop skills order handle complex ethical questions patients represent vulnerable patient group many low status identitiesin order adapt rehabilitation programmes patient groups different languages preunderstandings chronic pain need team specific qualities ie close cooperation innovative atmosphere time also support expertsfor appropriate language interpretation important professional interpreter healthcare professional aware adopt rules possibilities restrictions interpretationthe rehabilitation patients need language interpretation needs time organisation compared rehabilitation patients speak national language