Discuss the cultural beliefs related to delivery of health care from the Haitian and Iranian population.

Haitian, as well as Iranian, populations hold a wide range of cultural beliefs about health care. These can have an impact on how people view medical treatments. Haitians tend to be more open-minded about traditional healing techniques, like herbal remedies and faith healing.

This is often combined with Western medicine as well, but in most cases there is still strong preference for these age-old treatments due their perceived effectiveness/efficacy by local population. Similarly in Iran, where religion plays important role within society – individuals may be more inclined seek spiritual guidance when dealing with any type ailment before consulting doctor (if at all).

It is therefore important that healthcare providers spend time understanding these beliefs in order to make appropriate accommodations during the delivery of services. It could be as simple as having an interpreter available to help non-English speakers or being aware of religious/cultural sensibilities while providing healthcare.

Ultimately then, by recognizing different perspectives associated with delivering healthcare from both Haiti Iran we can ensure everyone’s needs taken into account allowing them receive best possible service