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Brazilian Association of Psychiatry

Nonprofit Brazil

Brazilian Association of Psychiatry is a nonprofit in research founded in 1966^[1] and based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil^[1].

“A Associação Brasileira de Psiquiatria - ABP tem o objetivo de reunir os médicos psiquiatras brasileiros, defender de quem padece de transtorno mental e levar informações de qualidade sobre saúde mental para toda a população. Somo uma associação civil de caráter científico, sem fins lucrativos.”^[2]

Founded: 1966
Sources: 22 sites

How it is built2 components · 9 parts

4 recorded numbers and 2 open-web sources. Who stands behind each item: 6 from the system atlas registry.

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By layer: Process 1 · Data 1

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1966Founded

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First mapped: 2 Nov 2026
Updated: 24 minutes ago
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abp.org.brOwn site · 1 page

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Data: 5 points
Figures: 4 points
Identifiers: 1 point
Process: 1 point
Listings: None open

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Verification

Not claimed by the organization. 6 public findings, none confirmed yet.

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