It shows that most women giving birth in 2015 in a NSW public hospital had a good experience, with 79% saying they would speak highly about the hospital where they had their baby. 80% of these women felt that their length of stay was about right, but 13% felt it was "too short". Most felt that they had received adequate information and were engaged in decisions about their care. There was variation across LHDs about time waiting to be seen at antenatal appointments and cleanliness of toilets and bathrooms (MNCLHD scored highly on cleanliness and hygiene).
An information and research blog for health professionals, compiled by the staff of District Library Services - MNCLHD
MNCLHD

Monday, March 06, 2017
Experiences of maternity care in NSW public hospitals
It shows that most women giving birth in 2015 in a NSW public hospital had a good experience, with 79% saying they would speak highly about the hospital where they had their baby. 80% of these women felt that their length of stay was about right, but 13% felt it was "too short". Most felt that they had received adequate information and were engaged in decisions about their care. There was variation across LHDs about time waiting to be seen at antenatal appointments and cleanliness of toilets and bathrooms (MNCLHD scored highly on cleanliness and hygiene).
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment