Hi Lisa,
In our small rural hospital the MW fills in the bit on the birth
reg papers regarding the date, Hospital, wt and MW, we also fill
out the centerlink form and give it all to the woman with the
baby's personal health record (Qld),Community health and sids
stuff and various other educational
I was at a birth recently and after she had the baby the mother asked me about the paperwork and whether she could get a registration reissued. It turned out that she had never registered the previous child (now 4 years old) and had lost the papers! We were able to reissue the registration papers
the birth reg papers can and do get reissued in qldOn 10/20/06, meg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Lisa,At our hospital the parents fill the birth reg papers out. The midwife fills
in the centrelink declaration and the ward clerk puts together a pack forthe parents but they need to fill it in.Regard
Hi Lisa,
At our hospital the parents fill the birth reg papers out. The midwife fills
in the centrelink declaration and the ward clerk puts together a pack for
the parents but they need to fill it in.
Regards,
Meg.
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From: "LJG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, Oct
Hi at my hospital this is what happens and I assume that it also happens in
other hospitals here in Adelaide.
The midwives fills them in if they are at the birth then they are put into
the front of the babys casenotes and given out when the mother leaves the
hospital. If you give them to the mo
