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In 2007 the Norwegian government merged two regional health authorities to form the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority. The main reason for doing so was to achieve better coordination and use of resources in the capital city and surrounding area. No less than 28 specialist areas were spread between two or three sites in Oslo. There were A&E facilities, manned around the clock, at five hospitals less than 15 minutes drive from one another. Hospital activities were being run in 70 buildings, many of them old and inadequate.

Sykehusendringer i Oslo - til beste for hele landet