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Maternity Care Survey results

2019 NSW

Selected NSW-level survey results reflecting the experiences of thousands of women who gave birth in 68 of the state’s public hospitals.

The report includes individual results for more than 50 hospitals.

Released: 9 December 2020

OVERALL SATISFACTION AND OUTCOMES

Overall, antenatal care was ‘very good’

compared with previous survey

OVERALL SATISFACTION AND OUTCOMES

Overall, care during labour and birth was ‘very good’

compared with previous survey

COMPASSION, RESPECT AND KINDNESS

‘Always’ treated with respect and dignity during labour and birth

compared with previous survey

OVERALL SATISFACTION AND OUTCOMES

Overall, hospital care after baby was born was ‘very good’

compared with previous survey

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Related reports

The Insights Series – Aboriginal people’s experiences of hospital care

This report draws on results from the Adult Admitted Patient Survey and Maternity Care Survey to explore the experiences of care of Aboriginal people in NSW public hospitals from 2014 to 2019.

Released: 21 July 2021

Find out more

For population health data on maternity including for mothers and babies, see HealthStats NSW