The Norwegian Air Ambulance Foundation is a non-profit foundation whose aim is to save lives and health by strengthening the air ambulance service and emergency medicine. The foundation is known for its focus on research and innovation, especially in the use of ultrasound of the brain in a helicopter, which can contribute to faster treatment of patients. They have been the first in the world to test ultrasound in a flying helicopter, which can improve emergency medical services.
In addition to the research work, the foundation engages in current debates about safety, such as the use of motorcycle helmets in accidents. The Norwegian Air Ambulance Foundation also contributes to strengthening emergency preparedness during events such as the Arctic Race of Norway, and focuses on development and skills development in air ambulance. Through its work, the foundation has a significant impact on lifesaving and emergency medical treatment in Norway.
