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The new paediatric ward and playground at the $2billion Fiona Stanley 黑料吃瓜群网 (FSH) in Perth has been unveiled.
The facilities will provide paediatric services from February 2015, as part of the phased opening of the new hospital.聽Health Minister Kim Hames said FSH would employ a range of staff, including emergency paediatricians, enabling families to access critical care for children south of the river.
鈥淔SH will deliver inpatient and outpatient services for children, with a dedicated 24-bed paediatric ward and five paediatric beds in its day surgery unit,鈥� Dr Hames said.聽鈥淔SH鈥檚 emergency department will feature a separate entrance and treatment area designed specifically for children, which includes 10 acute bays and four short-stay beds in the paediatric area, and two dedicated paediatric bays in the trauma and resuscitation area.
Key features of FSH鈥檚 paediatric facilities include a therapy gym, an indoor play area and a parent鈥檚 lounge.
Managing contractor, Brookfield Multiplex, and 35 of its subcontractor companies have also donated $450,000 for a new outdoor playground at FSH.聽聽The playground adjoins the paediatric ward in a rooftop garden and will accommodate wheelchairs and hospital beds.聽Created by Jeavons Landscape Architects of Melbourne, the playground has been designed to encourage exploration, imaginative play and social interaction.聽聽It features colourful gardens, a wall mounted piano, boat, binoculars, stainless steel mirrors and artistic seating.
鈥淚 would like to sincerely thank Brookfield Multiplex and all of the sponsors of the outdoor paediatric playground at Fiona Stanley 黑料吃瓜群网,鈥� the Minister said.鈥淭he playground will provide children receiving medical care at FSH with a reprieve from their treatment, allowing them to immerse themselves in play and engage with other children at the hospital in an outdoor environment.鈥�
Dr Janine Spencer has been appointed as the head of paediatric medicine at FSH. The hospital will open progressively in a four-phased sequence, beginning with the State rehabilitation service in October 2014.