Hobart OBGYN in Lenah Valley | Obstetrician-gynaecologist

Hobart OBGYN

Locality: Lenah Valley

Phone: +61 3 6228 3331

Address: 49 Augusta Rd 7008 Lenah Valley, TAS, Australia

Website: http://hobartobgyn.com.au/

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25.01.2022 The For Sleep’s Sake Podcast Series provides parents and professionals with evidence-based and practical advice, on how to help babies and toddlers develop healthy and safe sleep habits and the ability to calmly settle for sleep. https://www.safesleepspace.com.au/pages/podcast-series

25.01.2022 Would you be interested in extra Antenatal or Parent Education to prepare you for your upcoming delivery? We will be providing drop-in Antenatal Classes and Parent Education. These will be held next Tuesday the 1st of September at our rooms from 9.15 12.15 with Lou and Erin.... Come and chat about all things Pregnancy, Labour, Birth, Caesarean, Parenting, Breastfeeding and Baby! Book a one on one time with a midwife, for a private chat (partners welcome) or drop in for small group chats in the waiting room. If you would like to book a one on one please call our midwives on 6228 3331. Please enter through the main entrance of Calvary Hospital as they are still undertaking temperature testing for all patients and visitors. #hobartobgyn #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #antenatalcare #antenataleducation #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology #emilieburgess #dietitian

25.01.2022 Christmas is here! At risk of sounding like the Grinch, food safety during pregnancy is something that doesn’t change over the Christmas and holiday period. In fact, with a range of specialty food items and Christmas parties/outdoor events where food may be at more risk of sitting in dangerous temperature zonesit is often a time where some extra precaution is needed. Particular things to be mindful of over Christmas include: - Avoiding deli meats eg ham/salami/cold sliced tu...rkey and soft-cheeses (unless thoroughly cooked to >75degrees and eaten promptly, so yay for leftovers going on a pizza!!!) - Pâté While the nibbles platter has already been hit for 6 with a ban on soft cheeses, pâté is also on the ‘best-to-avoid’ list - Avoiding raw seafood and ready-to-eat chilled prawns - Raw egg in foods such as aoli and homemade mayo - Soft-serve ice-cream (this doesn’t rule out regular ice-cream on those hot day beach outings) - Stuffing from the Christmas chook or Turkey (unless cooked separately) While it’s recognised that many people apply an individual approach here, the above recommendations are based on food safety principles to minimise the risk of exposure to Salmonella and Listeria.

22.01.2022 "Fibre plays a big role in overall health and wellbeing, including during pregnancy. Recommendations are that women consume ~28g of fibre per day when pregnant. Combining this with adequate water intake can play a big part in helping you to manage the constipation which many experience at some stage during pregnancy. Good sources of dietary fibre include wholegrains (such as bread and cracker options) fresh fruit and veg (leaving the skin on where possible) and legumes suc...h as beans and lentils. How are you finding ways to include good fibre sources with your meals and snacks?" #hobartobgyn #emilieburgess #dietitian #fibreinyourdiet #healthyeating #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology See more

22.01.2022 Some very helpful advice for mums and dads when the clocks go forward at 2am tomorrow!

22.01.2022 Early life nutrition (ELN) gives focus to the all important first 1000 days of life, the period from pre-conception to 2 years of age. This week, we take a look at some of the factors to consider in that all important pre-conception stage. With the genetic planning present in eggs and sperm, we have both the potential to improve fertility as well as future health outcomes through good nutrition while trying to conceive.

20.01.2022 Our rooms are now closed until Monday 8.30am. If you have an urgent obstetric or gynaecological concern please call your maternity unit you have booked in for your delivery or the A&E department of Calvary or Hobart Private. We have a roster for the doctors who are on call for the weekend and he or she will be contacted by the hospital as required. Calvary maternity 6278 5328 Calvary A&E 6278 5516 Hobart Private maternity 6214 3383... Hobart Private A&E 6214 3300 We wish you all a safe and happy weekend.

19.01.2022 It's World Iron Awareness Week! #hobartobgyn #emilieburgessdietician #worldironawarenessweek #lowironinpregnancy #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology

19.01.2022 Dr Stephen Bradford, with sweet little Charlotte who came in for her six postnatal visit. #hobartobgyn #drstephenbradford #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #antenatalcare #antenataleducation #postnatalcare #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #pelvicfloor #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology #emilieburgessdietician

18.01.2022 Dr Stephen Bradford, with sweet little Charlotte who came in for her six postnatal visit. #hobartobgyn #drstephenbradford #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #antenatalcare #antenataleducation #postnatalcare #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #pelvicfloor #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology #emilieburgessdietician

18.01.2022 Today is Red Nose Day, a day where we remember all the infants that were taken too soon. It is also day where we seek to raise awareness for the work that the Red Nose foundation does and to help raise much needed funds for further research and support systems for families of infant loss. You can provide your support by donating even just a small amount here:... https://donate.rednose.org.au/donate/rednoseday See more

18.01.2022 Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions coming into and out of Tasmania, we acknowledge that some families in our community may be experiencing less support, as their family members may not be in Tasmania for the birth of their baby and during the postnatal period. We wish to offer our overseas patients the option of connecting with other pregnant women within the community. If you would like to email the midwives at Hobart OBGYN and provide your details,... along with your permission to share your personal details, we can put you in touch with other families in a similar situation. This may enable you to share hints, tips and for managing in hospital and at home as well as a sense of community. Please email us at: [email protected] #hobartobgyn #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #antenatalpostnatalcare #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #drphilippacannan

15.01.2022 We have exciting news! Hobart OBGYN is welcoming Dietician Emilie Burgess to our team. Emilie is a dietitian and nutrition consultant with over 10 years experience in specialist children’s hospitals, hospital prenatal clinics, elite sports teams and local community charities and youth groups.... She brings a depth of knowledge that ensures your nutrition needs are met from fertility through to pregnancy, breastfeeding and the many questions that come with introducing solids. As a mum of 3 young children, Emilie translates research into practical information and advice to suit the busiest of households. She is excited to join the team at Hobart OBGYN and is committed to working with our specialists to deliver a cohesive, comprehensive and safe service to our patients. Please contact our rooms if you would like to book a consultation with Emilie. #hobartobgyn #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #antenatalcare #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #pelvicfloorphysiotherapy #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology #emilieburgess #dietitian

13.01.2022 It's world breastfeeding week!

12.01.2022 It's Jeans for Genes day! Get your jeans on and raise awareness for genetic conditions such as cystic fibrosis. To support Jeans for Genes this year why not d...o some science activities with your kids this weekend and inspire our next generation of scientists. There are some great activities here for all ages: https://www.jeansforgenes.org.au/science

10.01.2022 Pelvic floor podcast Every woman no matter how old, whether she’s had children or not needs to exercise her pelvic floor every day. Find out why in this podcast with Jean Hailes pelvic floor physiotherapist Janetta Webb > https://www.jeanhailes.org.au//pelvic-floor-exercises-podc

09.01.2022 Baby poop can be confusing and a new mother I would frequently inspect and check my baby's poop thinking, "Is this normal?!" Here is the Milk Meg's guide to ba...by poop!... And for more on this (and how much poop your baby should have each day; https://themilkmeg.com/guide-to-breastfed-babys-poop/

09.01.2022 It has been quite a busy period since Dietitian, Emilie Burgess, joined the Hobart OBGYN family. So we're winding back the clock to give you the opportunity to get to know a little more about Emilie. Keep an eye out for lots of nutrition updates from us in the coming months as we take you through an overview of the broad range of wellness and medical areas where nutrition plays an important and exciting role.

08.01.2022 It's World Iron Awareness Week! #hobartobgyn #emilieburgessdietician #worldironawarenessweek #lowironinpregnancy #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #drphilippacannan #perinatalpsychology

07.01.2022 So excited to finally launch our Birth in the Time of COVID-19 survey. Please share widely. We have a QR code that will take you straight into the survey or use... the link below. I am working with an amazing national and international team on this including the amazing Professors Sue Kildea and Suzanne King who led the Queensland Flood study. This survey is in a league of its own and we hope many women answer it across Australia and will do the follow on surveys too. Are you pregnant OR have given birth since March 2020 (during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia) AND are you willing to share your experience by completing this survey: https://surveyswesternsydney.au1.qualtrics.com//SV_8A1eQ6p Hannah Dahlen and her research team are conducting a research project (through Western Sydney University) into women’s experiences of being pregnant, giving birth and parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia. We have already conducted in-depth interviews and we are keen to learn more by releasing this survey. It takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. Follow the link and add your voice to this study OR pass this on through your Facebook networks. All completed surveys where an email address has been provided will be entered into a raffle where 100 women will receive a $30 voucher

04.01.2022 Ten tips for new dads.

04.01.2022 The Hobart Anaesthetic Group has provided valuable information and a 20 min video for women on analgesia in labour/Caesarean. https://thegroup.com.au/patient-/pregnancy-and-childbirth/

04.01.2022 #hobartobgyn #hobartobgyngynaecologists #hobartobgynobstetricians #hobartobgynmidwives #hobartobgynbabies #thejanebarkerpelvicfloorclinic #drphilippacannanperinatalpsychology #emilieburgessdietician