❓ Hon Simon O’Brien asks about the number of staffed and unstaffed beds in WA public hospitals, specifically Royal Perth, Sir Charles Gairdner, and Fremantle Hospitals. The answer provides detailed figures for active and inactive beds across different health service areas.
AnsweredQoN 3563Legislative Council
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(1) How many unstaffed beds are there in public hospitals throughout Western Australia?
(2) How many unstaffed beds are there solely at -
(a) Royal Perth Hospital;
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(3) How many staffed beds are there in public hospitals throughout Western Australia?
(4) How many solely at -
(a) Royal Perth Hospital;
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(2) How many unstaffed beds are there solely at -
(a) Royal Perth Hospital;
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(3) How many staffed beds are there in public hospitals throughout Western Australia?
(4) How many solely at -
(a) Royal Perth Hospital;
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
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Answered
22 August 2006
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Health
Response time
82 days
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and (c) Fremantle Hospital?
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and (c) Fremantle Hospital?
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(1) There are a total of 341 available inactive beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Inactive beds Women's and Children's Nil. North Metropolitan Area 78 South Metropolitan Area 139 WA Country 124 NOTE: Available inactive beds are those beds within ward areas into which patients cannot currently be allocated, i.e. are closed for any number of operational management issues such as infection control, staffing, clinical, demand management, ward maintenance etc. (2) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - Nil available inactive beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 15 multiday available inactive beds (c) Fremantle Hospital - 47 available inactive beds (3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
NOTE: Available inactive beds are those beds within ward areas into which patients cannot currently be allocated, i.e. are closed for any number of operational management issues such as infection control, staffing, clinical, demand management, ward maintenance etc. (2) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - Nil available inactive beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 15 multiday available inactive beds (c) Fremantle Hospital - 47 available inactive beds (3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(2) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - Nil available inactive beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 15 multiday available inactive beds (c) Fremantle Hospital - 47 available inactive beds (3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital; and (c) Fremantle Hospital?
(c) Fremantle Hospital?
(1) There are a total of 341 available inactive beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Inactive beds Women's and Children's Nil. North Metropolitan Area 78 South Metropolitan Area 139 WA Country 124 NOTE: Available inactive beds are those beds within ward areas into which patients cannot currently be allocated, i.e. are closed for any number of operational management issues such as infection control, staffing, clinical, demand management, ward maintenance etc. (2) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - Nil available inactive beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 15 multiday available inactive beds (c) Fremantle Hospital - 47 available inactive beds (3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
NOTE: Available inactive beds are those beds within ward areas into which patients cannot currently be allocated, i.e. are closed for any number of operational management issues such as infection control, staffing, clinical, demand management, ward maintenance etc. (2) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - Nil available inactive beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 15 multiday available inactive beds (c) Fremantle Hospital - 47 available inactive beds (3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(2) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - Nil available inactive beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 15 multiday available inactive beds (c) Fremantle Hospital - 47 available inactive beds (3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(3) There are a total of 5 072 available active beds in public hospitals in Western Australia. Health Service Total number of Available Active Beds Women's and Children's 442 North Metropolitan Area 1 202 South Metropolitan Area 1 784 WA Country 1 644 NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
NOTE: Available Active beds are those beds that are immediately available to be used by an admitted patient or resident if required. A bed is immediately available for use if it is located in a suitable place for care with nursing and auxiliary staff available within a reasonable period. (4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
(4) (a) Royal Perth Hospital - 579 available active beds (b) Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - total of 570 available active beds (485 multiday including mental health and 85same day beds) (c) Fremantle Hospital - 492 available active beds WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
WA Country Health Service For the WA Country Health Service (WACHS), the available inactive bed figure is an average across the year. WACHS does not have beds put aside for such contingencies as the winter strategy in the metropolitan area and rarely would any of these inactive beds ever be used. The figures are current and accurate as at 14 June 2006. North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
North Metropolitan Area Health Service Figures for SCGH and OPH are current as at 1 May 2006. Mental Health figures are effective as at 21 June 2006. Very little change in bed numbers. Kalamunda - current and effective from 1 May 2006 (after the redevelopment and closure of maternity) Swan - current and has been the same for all of 2005-06. Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
Women's and Children's Health Service Figures for PMH and KEMH are current as at 26 June 2006. South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
South Metropolitan Area Health Service Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
Royal Perth hospital - Figures provided are a monthly average and were current as at the end of May 2006. Fremantle and Coastal Group - Figures providedwere current as at 14 June 2006. Armadale/Bentley/Galliers - Figures provided were current as at 20 June 2006.
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