Campbelltown HospitalServices
Inpatient Unit The hospital has a 22 bed Paediatric Unit which cares for both medical and surgical patients as well as the ability to care for some high dependency patients. Patients are accepted from 0 -18 years of age and may be admitted under a paediatrician or another speciality including (but not limited to) Surgical, ENT and Orthopaedics. The unit provides 24 hour a day medical coverage and is supported by a Nursing Unit Manager, Clinical Nurse Educator and two Clinical Nurse Specialists. Visiting Hours: Between 7.30am - 8.00pm Paediatric Ambulatory Care Service (PACS) PACS is a non-in-patient service that provides both medical and nursing care to patients in an outpatient setting and in the home. The unit has nine beds including an isolation room and a treatment room. The service operates seven days a week including public holidays. The service is covered by both junior and senior medical staff and supported by a Nursing Unit Manager, Clinical Nurse Educator and Clinical Nurse Specialists.
Hours of Operation: 8.00am - 6.30pm Monday - Friday Paediatric Outpatient Clinics Cardiology
Genetics
Neurology
Renal
Special Care Nursery Campbelltown Hospital Nursery is a Level 4 Unit supporting over 4000 local births per year. The Special Care Nursery predominantly cares for babies born after 32 weeks gestation. As part of the tiered Area service NETS may transfer babies to Campbelltown that require Level 4 care, including bubble CPAP. This is a major site for the management of premature babies post discharge from the major Neonatal Intensive Care Units of Sydney. This 16 cot facility has approximately 800 admissions and 44 -51 transfers per year. The Unit will increase to 32 cots in the new development, the anticipated opening of this will be in 2022. Special Care Nursery provides comprehensive and compassionate care of newborn infants and their families’. We are committed and dedicated to quality, education, staff development and research. The mission of the Special Care Nursery staff is to improve the health and wellbeing of newborn infants and their families. This is a major teaching site for nursing and medical students for The University of Western Sydney.
Visiting Hours: Campbelltown SCN now has new visiting hours 10am - 12pm and 4pm - 6.30pm. Four support people can visit during visiting hours with a maximum of two people at the bedside and all visitors must show proof of vaccination against whooping cough. Visitors are nominated by the parents and remain the same four visitors for the duration of the stay. Parents may visit 24/7. No visitors may visit without a parent present. Only siblings under the age of 16 are allowed to visit. Current visiting hours are restricted due to Covid-19. Mothers are encouraged to visit whenever they wish. If this mother is unwell and unable to visit (usually in the immediate time after birth), the father may visit. Once the mother is able to visit, she is the only visitor to SCN. We encourage the use of Face Timing to include other family members. http://www.swslhd.nsw.gov.au/CCQ/paediatrics/ Clinical Leaders Dr Raymond Chin, Head of Paediatrics and Neonatology |

