This information sheet is about hospital autopsy examinations
in Queensland. It does not cover information about Coroner’s
autopsies. It includes information you may find upsetting and that
is best discussed with your health care provider.

IMPORTANT: This is general information only. Talk to your health
care provider about your individual circumstances.

This parent information sheet answers commonly asked questions about blood loss after birth.

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about fetal monitoring in labour.

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about high blood pressure in pregnancy.

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE).

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about neonatal jaundice.

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about newborn hypoglycaemia.

This information sheet aims to answer some questions you might have about perineal tears (that is, a tear in the area between the vagina and the anus) during a vaginal birth.

This information sheet aims to answer some questions you might have about experiencing a third and fourth degree perineal tear. A perineal tear is a tear that occurs in the perineum (the area between the vagina and the anus).

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about preterm labour and birth.

This information sheet aims to answer some questions you might have about being rhesus D negative and having anti-D injections during and after pregnancy.

This information sheet will answer commonly asked questions about the routine newborn assessment.

This information sheet aims to answer some commonly asked questions about wearing a seatbelt when pregnant.

This visual information sheet outlining information for wearing a seatbelt when pregnant.

This information sheet is about what happens if your baby is
stil born. 

IMPORTANT: This is general information only. Talk to your health
care provider about your individual circumstances.

This information aims to answer some commonly asked about termination of pregnancy.

This parent information sheet will answer commonly asked questions about the transfer of a baby to a larger hospital for specialist medical care.

This information sheet aims to answer some frequently asked questions about vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC)

This information sheet aims to answer some questions you might have about having a vaginal examination in labour

This information sheet aims to answer some questions you might have about being above a healthy weight range during pregnancy.