Given the complexity of modern medical care, anyone working in a medical environment needs a framework that addresses these challenges. Physicians must be honest, take responsibility and be reliable, hallmarks of good ethical conduct. In the medical profession, you must always strive to be of service, respect confidential information, uphold honor and high principles, and seek to improve your knowledge and skills for the benefit of the patient. Medical ethics is a guideline that physicians must follow, and they must be committed to providing excellent care, following the law, respecting patient rights, and maintaining their commitment to medical education. Healthcare leaders and educators have recognized that cultural and language barriers between healthcare providers and patients can hinder the effective delivery of healthcare. Programs aimed at bridging the "cultural distance" and on learning the history of cultural norms have been developed to achieve this.