The religion followed by most Swiss people is Christianity, with “84 percent of the population following it” (Global Road Warrior, nd). Other religious groups in Switzerland are “Hindus, Jews, Jehovah’s Witnesses and Buddhists” (Global Road Warrior, nd). When working in the healthcare industry, it is essential to become familiar with the different religious groups in a country, as they may have religious guidelines that could interfere with treatment. Another characteristic of Swiss culture that may interfere with how you care for a patient in the field of medical imaging is the personal appearance of the Swiss. In business, it is common for Swiss people to wear very modest clothing, unlike what someone would wear in their daily social life (CultureGrams, n.d.). Because the health field is a very professional discipline, close to business, offering Swiss patients more than one hospital gown would be a respectful gesture confirming their conservative attitude in the sector..