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Communication: Cross-cultural applications of the physician's art.

Cross-cultural care should not be viewed as a problem to be dealt with within a physician's practice. Rather it must be seen as providing a solution to health care within the context of global demographic changes. It is clear that in Canada, as elsewhere, family physicians need to develop a better understanding of the cross-cultural process in order to be able to provide appropriate care for patients who are from culturally diverse backgrounds.