Hello!

It’s Mad March time! It’s a mammoth month on the city’s social calendar and despite Covid-19, has bought a huge variety of entertainment and experiences to Adelaide, as well as a state election thrown into the mix! 

Welcome to 1-2-3 Thursday where we promise to bring you no more than three pieces of highly valuable interesting information, just for you. Please enjoy!

As always, our newsletters aim to keep you informed on the latest news, changes, updates, special announcements and more.

COVID-19 GP Obstetric Shared Care Update

From March 22, COVID-19 positive pregnant women booked to birth at Metropolitan Hospitals – Women’s and Children’s Hospital (WCH), Lyell McEwin Hospital (LMH) and Flinders Medical Centre (FMC) – will birth or be admitted for care at their booked Hospital, rather than transferred to FMC (as was the case previously), as we move into a next phase of living with COVID-19.


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How one woman’s traumatic experience drove her investigation into pregnancy and mental health

Postnatal psychosis – including mania, hallucinations and delusions – is a serious mental illness that can develop in mothers soon after giving birth. It is reasonably rare, affecting one or two in every 1,000 women who have a baby. Most women recover completely.

But anxiety during and after pregnancy is common. It affects as many as 30% of pregnant women in Australia. Of these, one in five women will be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder.

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