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.

本项目旨在探究恐怖袭击事件对幸存者及其父母的健康状况与身心功能造成的影响。本研究可为恐怖主义对年轻幸存者及其家庭的影响、创伤病程与风险因素相关议题提供重要的学术参考。本研究于2011年启动，时值2011年7月22日于特岛（Utøya Island）恐怖袭击发生数月之后。本研究数据集涵盖个体数据、访谈资料与登记数据，且于特岛研究的相关数据已与NPR及KUHR的登记类数据完成关联整合。

若有研究团队希望与挪威暴力与创伤应激研究中心（Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies, NKVTS）开展合作，请联系NKVTS以获取本项目的详细合作信息。