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When worst comes to worst--the long road home.

I can safely say that during my ten years as an air-ambulance doctor, this has been my most extreme experience, and I hope that nothing will surpass it in the future. The pre-hospital efforts following the bombing of the Government building and the shooting at Utøya island were formidable. Ambulance services from several health enterprises, six ambulance helicopters, the Armed Forces’ rescue helicopter, local departments of anaesthesiology and a number of voluntary organisations participated in the rescue effort. At the time of writing, the collection of data from this process is still not completed, and we are also waiting for a comprehensive evaluation that will hopefully help strengthen pre-hospital emergency preparedness even further.