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"First Pregnancy at KEMH"

About: King Edward Memorial Hospital / Community Midwifery Program King Edward Memorial Hospital / Maternity

(as the patient),

It was my first pregnancy. I had very normal pregnancy throughout. Although I have been allotted three different midwives (Delaney, Tess & Shirley), all were very consistent and helpful. 

Shirley was at the final stage of labour too. I had bit complications for not starting contractions even after 40 weeks. Shirley performed stretch and sweep. I had fresh blood loss after that. She asked me to get admitted immediately.

The next day the Foley bulb induction procedure was performed. Finally after 24 hrs still when contractions didn't start they gave Oxytocin and started labour. With labour for all 12 hrs of it I didn't feel lost. I felt I was well taken care of. Shirley made it a smooth and trustable environment. 

After birth I was moved to the birth ward. I am immensely thankful tonight duty midwife ... I should have got her name. I was tired and unable to feed my newborn properly but she was there to change my pads, give me medicines, soothe my baby and feed them a bottle with my permission. She didn't get angry or frustrated at all. I will never forget what she has done for me. May god bless her. 

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Response from Jodi Graham, Executive Director, Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group 3 years ago
Jodi Graham
Executive Director,
Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group
Submitted on 17/12/2020 at 5:24 PM
Published on Care Opinion at 5:41 PM


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Dear junebe65,

Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback regarding your experience with the Women and Newborn Health Service (WNHS). I am pleased to hear that you received such great support from Delaney, Tess, Shirley and our night duty midwives. I will ensure that your kind feedback is provided to the team.

It is great to hear that you received consistent support during your birthing journey and that the support continued during your stay in the wards. WNHS is incredibly proud of the maternity care that is provided by our staff and the way they work with our patients to achieve positive outcomes during the pregnancy and birthing journey.

Congratulations on the arrival of your new baby. I wish you all the best for the future.

Kind regards

Jodi Graham

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