Course curriculum

  • 1

    Understanding Circumcision: Knowledge, Ethics, and Recovery

    • Prepuce Anatomy and Physiology with Steve Scott

    • Informed Consent & Long-Term Harm with Tim Hammond

    • Circumcision Psychological Support with David Smith

  • 2

    CPD Points

    • Lesson 1: How to get your CPD Points

    • Lesson 2: HPCSA Evaluation Form

  • 3

    Contact Information

    • Contact Information

Who This Course is For:

This course is designed for healthcare professionals, including urologists, paediatricians, gynaecologists, general practitioners, nurses, and medical students, who are seeking a deeper understanding of the anatomy, ethics, and long-term psychological impacts of circumcision.

It is particularly valuable for practitioners involved in infant and adolescent healthcare, as well as those advising patients on genital health or performing circumcision procedures.

The course is also beneficial for medical educators and policy advocates looking to explore the ethical implications and alternatives to circumcision in clinical practice.

What You Will Learn:

- Learn the detailed anatomy and physiological role of the prepuce to better educate and advise your patients.

- Understand the importance of informed consent and the ethical considerations surrounding circumcision, including long-term harm.

- Gain insights into supporting patients who experience emotional or psychological challenges resulting from circumcision.

- Equip yourself with the latest research on circumcision harm, alternative treatments, and global trends in genital health advocacy.

Meet You Instructors

  • Steve Scott – Prepuce Anatomy and Physiology

    Steve Scott is a leading intactivist and Vice President for Anatomical Research at Doctors Opposing Circumcision. With decades of experience in education and advocacy, Steve has presented at international symposia and successfully lobbied for legislative changes to protect genital integrity. His expertise in prepuce anatomy and physiology provides a foundation for understanding the crucial role of the foreskin in male health.

  • Tim Hammond – Informed Consent and Long-Term Harm

    Tim Hammond is a renowned advocate for genital autonomy and founder of NOHARMM (National Organisation to Halt the Abuse and Routine Mutilation of Males). He is the creator of the Global Survey of Circumcision Harm, which documents the long-term effects of circumcision. Tim's work focuses on ethical medical practices and the critical importance of informed consent, offering evidence-based insights into circumcision’s impact.

  • David Smith – Circumcision Psychological Support

    David Smith is the Chief Officer of 15 Square, a UK charity supporting men affected by circumcision. Representing Genital Autonomy, David has spoken at numerous international events, raising awareness of the psychological harm caused by circumcision. With a compassionate approach, he equips healthcare professionals with tools to support patients dealing with emotional and psychological challenges related to circumcision.

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