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This introductory presentation includes the agenda for a 2017 Project IQ... read more
Preview Project IQ created these three resources to help clients, providers, and assistants reduce the risk of infection, including infection causing tetanus, after voluntary medical male... read more
This job aid is designed to help providers follow a standard operating procedure (SOP) for skin preparation for voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) that Project IQ... read more
This brochure is designed to help clients of voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) services reduce their risk of tetanus. It is one of three... read more
This standard operating procedure summarizes essential skin preparation responsibilities for clients, providers, and assistants to reduce the risk of infection, including... read more
Quality management has been central to the success and integrity of voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) programmes since their inception. External quality assurance (EQA)... read more
Published in the journal PLoS One, this article reports on the frequency, type, and severity of adverse events after voluntary medical male circumcision in Botswana.
A longitudinal study of more than 3,000 Kenyan men was conducted to determine the prevalence of penile coital injuries and associations between them and covariates such as male... read more
This article in PLoS One reports on the safety and efficacy of circumcision using the PrePex device among HIV-positive men in Zimbabwe.
When a rural district in Papua New Guinea was considering reviving male-initiation ceremonies, researchers explored the acceptability of replacing the traditional penile-cutting... read more
Researchers held focus groups with men, women, and community leaders in Botswana to discuss perceptions related to men resuming sexual activity before a circumcision wound is... read more
Of the 12 tetanus cases reported by voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) programmes in in eastern Africa from 2013 to mid-2016, two occurred in Kenya. Reports of... read more
Julia Samuelson of the World Health Organization’s Office of HIV/AIDS presents WHO’s recommendations for preventing tetanus infection, a rare but serious complication of... read more