Strategies for Prevention, Early Detection and Management of Penile and Testicular Cancer in Primary Health Care: Scoping Review Protocol

Cancer represents one of the greatest challenges to global public health, as one of the main causes of premature mortality. Within male-specific cancers, testicular and penile cancers represent pathologies of low incidence in specific age groups among the male population. Accordingly, government directed actions, such as those developed by the Men's Health Coordination of the Brazilian Ministry of Health, must be aligned with statistics, predictions, and global agendas for combating chronic non-communicable diseasesa scoping review can help map and summarize existing guidelines, and strategies for prevention, early detection, and care management of penile and testicular cancers in primary care, promoting evidence-based decision-making and guiding future policies. PCC framework (Population, Concept, Context) are as follows: Population: healthcare professionals; Concept: prevention, early detection and management of penile and testicular cancer; Context: men’s health care. To guide this review, these elements were associated, and the following question emerged: Primary: What are the strategies for prevention, early detection, and management of penile and testicular cancer in primary health care?