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Submitted by Rebecca.Sourry on Thu, 19/10/2023 - 21:48

 

Our factsheets are user-friendly guides covering a range of women's healthcare topics, including pregnancy, women's health, and newborn care. These categorised factsheets are tailored for the general public, offering valuable information to help you make informed decisions about your health and the health of your newborn.

Maternity and Neonatal Service Capability Levels factsheets

Pregnancy factsheets

MotherSafe factsheets - Expert advice and information on the safety of medications and chemicals during pregnancy and breastfeeding. 

Labour and Birth factsheets

Infant feeding factsheets

Newborn Care factsheets

Gynaecological Oncology factsheets

 

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Maternity Services

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1 year 8 months
Submitted by Rebecca.Sourry on Mon, 22/05/2023 - 10:20
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Location Details
Contact us
Phone
02 9382 6111

Outpatients:  02 9382 6048

Maternity Triage Assessment Unit & Birth Unit: 0439 869 035

Pregnancy Day Stay Unit:  02 9382 6417

Antenatal Ward: 02 9382 6448

Postnatal Ward:  02 9382 6348

Midwifery Support Program:  02 9382 6333 or 0404 034 147

Ultrasound:  02 9382 6080

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Antenatal Care

Click here to BOOK your first appointment

Some information and resources you will find useful in your pregnancy

Pregnancy is a very exciting time for you and your loved ones and we look forward to sharing this journey with you.  We are the world's longest running provider of antenatal care and have been providing outstanding care for over 100 years.

Please complete the ONLINE BOOKING FORM when you are 6 or more weeks pregnant (no confirmation email will be received). We aim to contact you within 2-3 weeks. Please answer 'No caller ID'.

Important points:

  • Once you complete the online booking form, we will contact you within 2-3 weeks. Please answer No caller ID calls.
  • If you have not heard from us in 4 weeks, call the Antenatal Outpatients Department on 9382 6048, or leave a voicemail on 9382 6206 and we will call you back. 
  • Your hospital booking appointment will usually be when you are about 14 weeks pregnant.
  • Before this first appointment please ensure you have visited your general practitioner to:
    • Have your pregnancy confirmed.
    • Get a referral letter to the hospital.
    • You have had routine blood tests performed.
    • Discussed genetic screening options.
  • Please bring all the above to your first appointment at the hospital.

Whilst most women have pregnancies that are straightforward and low risk we have a range of options for your pregnancy care that cater for all women and their individual pregnancies.

Royal Hospital for Women promotes normal birth. The Hospital is accredited as a Baby Friendly Hospital committed to the promotion of the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding.

We believe that pregnancy and birth are normal life events. Through the care we provide at Royal Hospital for Women we aim to promote a nurturing environment for women and their families focussing on healthy, positive experiences throughout pregnancy, birth and the early parenting journey. Each pregnancy is a unique experience and we are committed to providing care that is tailored to your individual needs.

RHW offers various models of care, yoga classes and education programs:

The Royal Hospital for Women (RHW) Health Education Centre offers a range of programs to support preparation for childbirth and the transition to parenthood. 

Visit the Childbirth and Parenthood Education page for or a complete list of classes. 

Antenatal Inpatient Services offers antenatal care for women requiring obstetric care and postnatal care for mothers and babies.

The most common reasons a pregnant woman may need to be hospitalised are:

  • High blood pressure, including pre-eclampsia
  • Bleeding
  • Rupture of the membranes, well before the due date
  • Threatened premature labour
  • Women requiring an Induction of Labour; this process is begun on the Antenatal Ward
  • Women who have experienced pregnancy loss may also be admitted to this ward for postnatal care.

Specialised Care / Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM)

- The Department of Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) provides an integrated multidisciplinary service for women experiencing a “high risk” pregnancy.

For more information, see the Antenatal Inpatient Services page.

Our team includes highly experienced midwives and doctors committed to providing a space that is welcoming and supportive for you and your family. We are committed to providing woman-centred care and the promotion of physiological birth.

Women come to the Maternity Assessment Unit & Birth Unit for a number of reasons including:

  • Assessment and management of pregnancy concerns after 20 weeks gestation
  • Labour and Birth Care
  • Women who have birthed in the past 14 days, and require further medical care

For more information  click https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/royal-hospital-for-women/services-…

We have a fabulous team that care about your journey into parenthood. We are respectful of your choices and our aim is to educate and support you during your stay. We work collaboratively with the multidisciplinary team to achieve a smooth transition into the Fourth Trimester: Parenthood.

For more information, see Postnatal and Newborn Care

Free parking is available for up to 3 hours when you come to RHW for your antenatal and ultrasound appointments.

Bring your car parking ticket and completed yellow antenatal card to the Information Desk near LifeGrain café for validation and you can the exit the car park for free.

 

Sutherland Birthing Services

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6 years 8 months
Submitted by anuradha.jayanti on Mon, 09/07/2018 - 13:22

The Birthing Unit at The Sutherland Hospital provides labour and birth care for women experiencing a low risk pregnancy.

Birthing Unit is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The unit consists of 5 birthing rooms, each with a large bathroom and bath for women who desire a waterbirth. Alternatively there is access to 24 hour Anaesthetic cover for women who require epidural pain relief.

If high risk complications arise during labour, liaison with St George Hospital through the Maternity Services Network occurs should the need for transfer of mother and/ or infant arise. Active antenatal assessment and post dates pregnancy clinics also operate through the Birthing Unit between Monday and Friday.

The Sutherland Hospital endeavours to support women’s choice during labour and birth, and provide a quality service to families in the Sutherland Shire.

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Location Details
Contact us
Phone
02 9540 7981
Fax
02 9540 7941

Post dates clinic- Monday- Friday- times may vary. 

Antenatal assessment unit- Monday- Friday- times may vary. 

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