1. Oslo University Hospital (OUS)

2. Oslo University Hospital
Established January 1 st 2009 with the merger of four hospitals.
3300 patients treated daily
380 ambulance assignments daily
people at work daily

3. Norwegian National unit for CBRNe Medicine
National resource center
Main medical facility for victims of CBRNe incidents in Norway
Trains medical personnel and first responders
Advises the Norwegian government
National guidelines for handling injuries by CBRNe events

4. Norwegian National unit for CBRNe Medicine
International involvement:
Medical training of UN and WHO staff in Syria & Lebanon
Medical support and training during methanol outbreaks in Libya, Czech Republic and Kenya
Collaboration with Médecins sans Frontiéres (MSF/Doctors Without Borders); Emergency outbreak group for methanol outbreaks
Support of MSF and others during Ebola outbreak in Western Africa
Treatment of Ebola patient in Norway 2014

5. Why Oslo University Hospital
Extensive experience in treating methanol poisoning.
Ethylene glycol poisoning in Norway is a common problem.
Extensive experience in managing acute poisoning emergencies, included ethylene glycol.
Research collaboration with Proffesor Ken McMartin, LSUHSC, Louisiana
A novel bedside diagnostic test for methanol poisoning develop by Knut Erik Hovda
Collaboration MSF
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