2011 Norway Attacks: Longitudinal Patterns and Predictors of Health Care Utilization Among Survivors of the Utøya Massacre and Their Parents, 2015

This project investigates how the events during the terror attack may have affected the health and function of those who survived and their parents. The study provides important knowledge about the impact of terrorism on young survivors and their families, as well as the course of the trauma and risk factors. The study started in 2011, a few months after the terror attack at Utøya Island on July 22nd 2011. The data includes individual data, interviews and register data. Data from the Utøya study was linked to register-based data from NPR and KUHR. For research groups wishing to collaborate with Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies, please contact NKVTS for further information about the project.