Gold Coast Birth Centre - Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies

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Statewide Snapshot Response Rate Public Hospitals and Birth Centres The number and percentage of women who provided responses to the 2010 Having a Baby in Queensland Survey for each public hospital and birth centre are provided below. Number of respondents Response rate Atherton Hospital 25 35% Ayr Hospital 9 18% Biloela Hospital 12 39% Bundaberg Hospital 126 30% Caboolture Hospital 213 30% Cairns Base Hospital 212 24% Charleville Hospital 7 44% Charters Towers Health Centre 2 29% Chinchilla Health Service 8 47% Cunnamulla Hospital 1 25% Dalby Hospital 28 31% Emerald Hospital 29 33% Gladstone Hospital 41 24% Gold Coast Hospital 343 31% Gold Coast Birth Centre 28 56% Goondiwindi Hospital 12 27% Gympie Hospital 33 30% Hervey Bay Hospital 90 25% Innisfail Hospital 18 16% Ipswich Hospital 206 24% Kingaroy Health Service 40 28% Logan Hospital 266 23% Longreach Hospital 18 38% Mackay Base Hospital 96 25% Mackay Birth Centre 14 78% Mareeba Hospital 14 30% Mater Mothers’ Public Hospital 488 30% Mt Isa Hospital 36 19% Nambour Hospital 231 32% Proserpine Hospital 36 42% Redcliffe Hospital 136 28% Redland Hospital 222 33% Rockhampton Hospital 114 25% Roma Hospital 5 16% Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital 451 33% Royal Brisbane and Women’s Birth Centre 78 70% St George Hospital 5 23% Stanthorpe Hospital 16 29% Theodore Hospital 4 33% Thursday Island Hospital 3 5% Toowoomba Hospital 200 30% Townsville Hospital 148 21% Townsville Birth Centre 21 75% Tully Hospital 0 0% Warwick Hospital 18 30% STATEWIDE PUBLIC HOSPITALS AND BIRTH CENTRES 4,124 29% 8
Private Hospitals The number and percentage of women who provided responses to the 2010 Having a Baby in Queensland Survey for each private hospital are provided below. Number of respondents Response rate Cairns Private Hospital 93 41% John Flynn Private Hospital 108 42% Mater Misericordiae Hospital Gladstone 34 46% Mater Misericordiae Hospital Mackay 122 45% Mater Misericordiae Hospital Rockhampton 110 47% Mater Women’s and Children’s Hospital Townsville 146 41% Mater Mothers’ Private Hospital (South Brisbane) 761 49% Mater Mothers’ Private Redland 68 46% Nambour Selangor Private Hospital 148 48% North West Private Hospital 297 48% Pindara Private Hospital 242 43% St Andrew’s Ipswich Private Hospital 68 50% St Vincent’s Hospital Toowoomba 175 44% Sunnybank Private Hospital 190 41% Sunshine Coast Private Hospital 83 51% Wesley Private Hospital 283 48% STATEWIDE PRIVATE HOSPITALS 2,935 46% Representativeness of Respondents The survey respondents include women who had live births (single and multiple births) in Queensland between February 1 and May 30, 2010. The representativeness of survey respondents was compared with population statistics reported for women who gave birth in Queensland in 2008 (based on Australia’s Mothers and Babies, and Perinatal Statistics Queensland) on several key indices 2 . It is important to note that these comparisons provide an estimate only of sample representativeness given that population statistics are not yet publically available for women who gave birth in 2010. Additionally, the 2008 population statistics include women who experienced a stillbirth or a neonatal death, however these women are not included in the Having a Baby in Queensland data presented in this report. Relative to the women who gave birth in Queensland in 2008 (Laws et al., 2010; Queensland Health, 2010), the respondent sample under-represented the following groups: − Multiparous women (54.6% in the respondent sample vs. 60.0% of all birthing women in Queensland) − Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander women (1.7% in the respondent sample vs. 5.6% of all Queensland birthing women) − Younger women (aged
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