Canadian Advanced Medical Services International

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Name :

Canadian Advanced Medical Services International

Address  :

4531 Emily Carr Drive

Town  :

Victoria

State  :

British Columbia

Country  :

CANADA

Post Code:

V8X 2N5

Phone  :

250 881 3622

Fax  :

250 479 3569

Web URL  :

Available

Email  :

info@camsi.org
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Recognized internationally Canadian Advanced Medical Services International CAMSI represents the best of Canadian skills and quality in the design and management of health care systems and service delivery

CAMSI is a nonprofit network of advanced hospitals medical training centres and government The CAMSI network brings together specialized experts to assist clients worldwide in achieving the best quality practices in project development program design program and operational reviews clinical standards service delivery and training

Highly skilled staff from our member organizations and our ability to access private sector health care expertise enables CAMSI to meet the unique needs of care providers policy developments and health care managers

Providing services internationally since 1995 our clients include health care organizations in countries throughout Asia Europe the Middle East Central and South America
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