Defining the Pathways of Parental Decision-making and Satisfaction Levels About Newborn Circumcision in a Setting Where Traditional Male Circumcision is Prevalent: An Online Survey Study

In a society where the timing of circumcision is usually determined by faiths and traditions, parental decision-making on newborn circumcision is greatly influenced by personal choices of parents, based on timely, accurate, and adequate information received from peers and healthcare providers. Medical providers play an important role on the informed decision of parents and impact on satisfaction with prior decision and outcomes of newborn circumcision.