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Canadian Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons

Nonprofit Canada

Canadian Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons is a nonprofit in research founded in 1983^[1] and based in Ottawa, Canada^[1].

“Welcome to CSCRS The Canadian Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons encourages these highest professional and educational standards among surgeons in order to provide the best possible care for all individuals affected by colorectal disease.”^[2]

Founded: 1983
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.

Supply: making or delivering the offer1

By layer: Process 1 · Data 1

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Recent history1

1983Founded

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Where the facts come from

2 sourcesUpdated 3 hours agoAbout this record

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Updated: 3 hours ago
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cscrs.caOwn 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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