This hospital is for life threatening emergencies only - they do not service walk in natural births and will deny care until after your baby emerges. Record all interactions with staff, as they will fudge your records to escape taking any responsibility for misconduct.

I have to share how wonderful the nurses are at the Royal Women's Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care are. Not one is without compassion, and they're intellect and dedication is second to none. In the end my experience is that it's the nurses that matter here, the doctors do their job, but the nurses really mattered to me, making my experience here a lot less traumatic.

I delivered my baby in royal women hospital in aug last year and i was just amazed by teh level of service , assistance and care i was provided. We three , me , my hubby and my lil girl are really thankful to all teh midwives and Docs for their services

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i simply love this hospital as they have a very good service since i come from singapore. i dare say the midwives are better than the doctors. they have been very helpful and kind.

i had surgery in Feb '08, was happy how they took care of me and made feel good and relaxed. the nurses and doctors were warm and understanding. My doctor was good to me and the nurses made me laugh and feel special.

I went to the Royal Women's Hospital for my first born in 2006. I was very disappointed but I can't blame everything on the hospital alone because my experience exposed a lot of the flaws with the public health system as well. Being a young mum, I was put into the young parents clinic. While this was a good idea, they only ran the clinic on Mondays and there were so many people and a huge wait for basic antenatal check ups. The facilities were quite poor, but by the same token they are building a new hospital at the moment. They completely ruined the birth of my son and I deliberately didn't go back there when I fell pregnant with my daughter. The doctors were adrupt and it took 3 days for me to be induced while my baby was running out of amniotic fluid. The midwives had no idea what they were doing and had me pushing too early and my son had to be eventually delivered by emergency c-section under a general anesthetic because they couldn't even get the local/epidural to work properly. A very traumatic experience and I would not recommend it at all.