Norsk Luftambulanse
Norsk Luftambulanse
Norsk Luftambulanse (pronunciation: Norsk Luftambulanse) is a Norwegian air ambulance service. It was established in 1977 and is a part of the Norwegian Air Ambulance Foundation.
Etymology
The term "Norsk Luftambulanse" is derived from the Norwegian language, where "Norsk" means Norwegian, "Luft" means air, and "Ambulanse" means ambulance. Thus, the term directly translates to "Norwegian Air Ambulance".
History
Norsk Luftambulanse was founded by Dr. Jens Moe in 1977. It was the first air ambulance service in Norway and has since grown to become a significant part of the country's emergency medical services. The organization operates several helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, providing emergency medical services across the country.
Services
Norsk Luftambulanse provides a range of services, including emergency medical services, air ambulance transport, and medical evacuation. The organization is staffed by highly trained medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, and paramedics, who are equipped to provide critical care in the air.
Related Terms
- Air Ambulance - A specially equipped aircraft that can provide emergency medical services in flight.
- Emergency Medical Services - A system that provides emergency medical care to those in need.
- Medical Evacuation - The process of moving patients to and from healthcare facilities.
- Norwegian Air Ambulance Foundation - The foundation that Norsk Luftambulanse is a part of.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Norsk Luftambulanse
- Wikipedia's article - Norsk Luftambulanse
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