Cultural blindness can lead to misconceptions and the inability to treat patients effectively. Culture, religion, beliefs, values, socio-economic status, education, mentality, morals and treatment are all different from person to person, community and community. band. These obstacles can be overcome by treating each patient as a unique individual and seeking to learn about beliefs and cultural differences, without reservations or prejudices, but with an open and willing mind. These inhibiting barriers can be overcome through acceptance and commonalities can be established. Through patient-centered communication and careful attention to patient interpretation, discussion of lifestyle and treatment choices in an open, non-judgmental manner, and understanding of perspectives , patient concerns and information needs can lead to cultural sensitivity and appreciation (Dean, R.,