❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding hospital bed numbers in the South Metropolitan area, specifically concerning Fremantle, Woodside, Kaleeya Hospitals, and the future Fiona Stanley Hospital. The response provides bed numbers and projected opening dates and capacities.
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HOSPITAL BEDS - SOUTH METROPOLITAN AREA
(1) Prior to the purchase of Kaleeya Hospital and the closure of Woodside Maternity Hospital, how many public beds were open at Fremantle and Woodside Hospitals? (2) Now that Woodside has closed, how many public beds are open at Fremantle and Kaleeya Hospitals? (3) On 3 February 2005, the minister stated that the new Fiona Stanley Hospital would open its doors to patients in 2010 as a 600-bed facility. What is the current anticipated opening date and how many beds will be available at that date? (4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY
(1) Prior to the purchase of Kaleeya Hospital and the closure of Woodside Maternity Hospital, how many public beds were open at Fremantle and Woodside Hospitals? (2) Now that Woodside has closed, how many public beds are open at Fremantle and Kaleeya Hospitals? (3) On 3 February 2005, the minister stated that the new Fiona Stanley Hospital would open its doors to patients in 2010 as a 600-bed facility. What is the current anticipated opening date and how many beds will be available at that date? (4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY
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I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(2) Now that Woodside has closed, how many public beds are open at Fremantle and Kaleeya Hospitals? (3) On 3 February 2005, the minister stated that the new Fiona Stanley Hospital would open its doors to patients in 2010 as a 600-bed facility. What is the current anticipated opening date and how many beds will be available at that date? (4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(3) On 3 February 2005, the minister stated that the new Fiona Stanley Hospital would open its doors to patients in 2010 as a 600-bed facility. What is the current anticipated opening date and how many beds will be available at that date? (4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(2) Now that Woodside has closed, how many public beds are open at Fremantle and Kaleeya Hospitals? (3) On 3 February 2005, the minister stated that the new Fiona Stanley Hospital would open its doors to patients in 2010 as a 600-bed facility. What is the current anticipated opening date and how many beds will be available at that date? (4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(3) On 3 February 2005, the minister stated that the new Fiona Stanley Hospital would open its doors to patients in 2010 as a 600-bed facility. What is the current anticipated opening date and how many beds will be available at that date? (4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(4) How many beds will be available at the Fiona Stanley Hospital in 2015? Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
I thank the member for some notice of the question. (1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(1) As at January 2005, before the transfer of Woodside to Kaleeya, there was a total of 442 beds between Fremantle and Woodside. (2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(2) Today, between Fremantle and Kaleeya, that figure is 446 - approximately the same; a marginal increase. The breakdown was that at January 2005, Fremantle Hospital had 352 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, giving a total of 412; and at Woodside there were 22 multi-day beds and eight same-day beds, a total of 30. At October 2006, Fremantle Hospital had 319 multi-day beds and 60 same-day beds, and Kaleeya had 62 multi-day beds and five same-day beds. (3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(3) The construction of the Fiona Stanley Hospital is due to commence in 2008, and 642 beds will be available on completion of stage one. (4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
(4) Fiona Stanley Hospital is planned to increase to 1 000-bed capacity by 2016-17.
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