TRAINING FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS IN HIV PREVENTION

New healthcare training course

The latest course developed in partnership with Jhpiego delivers training for medical professionals on Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision as part of comprehensive HIV prevention.

Working in partnership with Jhpiego for over six years, Mwabu have created several bespoke e-learning courses for healthcare workers, covering topics such as Child and Maternal Health, TB and HIV/AIDS. The latest course to be developed delivers training for medical professionals on Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC). 

The purpose of the VMMC course is to enable medical professionals to encourage adolescent boys and men to undergo male circumcision as part of comprehensive HIV prevention. The course includes details about counselling, preparation, methods, procedure and follow-up care.

Developed in collaboration with subject matter experts, the bespoke solution includes knowledge checks and pre/post testing, giving the learner instant feedback on their progress. The learning course includes sixteen modules and has original artwork throughout, with voicing and engaging interactive elements.

Find out more about our bespoke course development services at www.mwabubespoke.com

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Digital Sexual Reproductive Health Education.

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