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LYELL MCEWIN HOSPITAL

NORTHERN AREA MIDWIFERY GROUP PRACTICE (NAMGP) AND HOME VISITING MIDWIVES, SA

JAUNDICE DETECTOR: $4,940 each, 2 needed

All babies are checked for jaundice (yellowing of the skin) on a daily basis. This detector is used to help clinicians determine jaundice levels through the skin without harming the baby. If jaundice is left untreated there is a possibility of cerebral palsy, deafness and/or brain damage.

Gove Hospital

EMERGENCY, NT

MX450 MONITOR WITH ROLL STAND: $17,130 each, 2 needed

One of the most common pieces of equipment used for sick and preterm babies, this equipment enables monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure, breathing and oxygen levels. Staff are alerted immediately when any of these vital signs change and can avert a potentially fatal event. As all babies who are less than 34 weeks gestation require cardiac respiratory monitoring due to immaturity, this cardiac monitor is essential. This particular monitor is configured with a roll stand.

Royal Darwin Hospital

NICU, NT

C-MAC VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE

BLADES 0 & 1: $16,670

Royal Darwin Hospital is requesting blades for the C-MAC Video Laryngoscope in sizes 0 & 1. These will be used to provide care to the smallest of patients within the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where intubation occurs at least once every week.

Ipswich Hospital

CHILDREN’S SUNSHINE WARD, QLD RAD 5 PULSE OXIMETER: $2,180 each, 4 needed

Accurate measurement of pulse rate, oxygen saturation and blood flow is essential in assessing the current status and treatment implications for paediatric patients. The Rad 5 (handheld) allows nurses to record arterial oxygen levels accurately and efficiently and quickly track any changes.

ROYAL BRISBANE & WOMEN’S HOSPITAL

SPECIAL CARE NURSERY, QLD

VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE WITH C-MAC BLADES 0 & 1: $27,460

This handheld device is a video guided scope which facilitates successful intubation for neonatal resuscitation, or when a baby needs to be ventilated and requires an endotracheal tube. This highly accurate technology also greatly decreases the incidence of intubation-induced infection, secondary to multiple failed intubation attempts. Video guidance during the procedure improves the success rate of initial attempts to intubate and is much more comfortable and less distressing to the baby. This bundle includes two blades.