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Logan Hospital offers an Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit for the assessment of early pregnancy complications. Women who are clinically unstable should be directed to the Emergency Department.
Women may be referred directly to the unit if they have:
and are experiencing any of the following symptoms:
Haemodynamically unstable women or needing IV fluids – send directly to Emergency Department
Telephone the Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit nurse on (07) 3299 8456 to book an appointment.
Alternatively, GPs may telephone the Obstetrician/Registrar on call – for contacts see Antenatal Shared Care Summary (PDF, 585.1 KB)
All referrals made initially by phone should be followed up with a detailed referral stating reason for referral and indicate current gestation/LMP, EDD, Past Obstetric (and Medical History if relevant), and clinical findings. Please include results of antenatal bloods (especially blood group and antibody screen), any quantitative HCG levels and ultrasound reports, if available. Referrals are to be faxed to the EPAU directly (or as directed by the Obstetrician or Registrar), not to the Central Referral Hub.
Opening hours and location
Outside these times
Women with early pregnancy complications seeing their GP and living in the Redland Hospital catchment may be directed to the next Early Pregnancy Clinic if clinically stable, but ONLY after discussion between the GP and the Obstetrician/Registrar. This clinic does not accept direct GP referrals.
Redland Hospital contact details:
Beaudesert Hospital contact details:
All referrals made initially by phone should be followed up with a detailed referral stating reason for referral and indicate current gestation/LMP, EDD, Past Obstetric (and Medical History if relevant), and clinical findings. Please include results of antenatal bloods (especially blood group and antibody screen), any quantitative HCG levels and ultrasound reports, if available. Referrals are to be faxed to the hospital directly (as directed by the Obstetrician or Registrar), not to the Central Referral Hub.