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Original Articles

The cultural decision‐making model: Focus‐circumcision

Pages 25-43 | Published online: 14 Aug 2009
 

Circumcision is no longer recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. However, in the United States, circumcision still prevails. This paper reports on a qualitative design research study that identifies variables that influence the decision to circumcise the male newborn. A cultural decision‐making model is presented that predicts and explains decision‐making pathways taken by individuals. The value of this model lies in the opportunity for the nurse to assess as well as intervene based on client knowledge deficits as well as cultural values.

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