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King Edward Memorial Hospital

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Bentley Hospital

Bentley Hospital Contact Us Models of Care Maternity and Neonatal Services

There were 604 deliveries in Bentley Hospital in the 06/07 financial year. The unit has 3 delivery suite rooms and 23 obstetric beds and provides for low risk deliveries. There are 5 consultant obstetricians and 5 GP-obstetricians providing obstetric services. Contact Us Phone 08 9334 3600  Fax 08 9334 3711  Person in Charge Mr Russell McKenney, Executive Director  Email Russell.McKenney@health.wa.gov.au  Location Mills Street Bentley WA 6102   Postal Address PO Box 158 Bentley WA 6982   Maternity Unit Contact Ms Debbie Ward, Clinical Nurse Manager  Email Debbie.Ward@health.wa.gov.au

Models of Care

• Collaborative team with GP Obstetrician(s) and midwives hospital clinic (public)
• Primary care by consultant obstetrician
• Primary care by GP-obstetrician
• Shared care with GP

Maternity and Neonatal Services

low risk deliveries
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