New Women's and Babies Hospital Project Community Advisory Group
Project Community Advisory Groups (PCAGs) provide an opportunity for community members, consumers, carers, and families to share their experience to help shape the New Women and Babies Hospital Project (NWBHP) facilities. PCAGs are made up of people who have experience accessing women and newborn health services in the Western Australian public health system. Members will participate in meetings and workshops to provide input, feedback and have discussions with the project team to support the delivery of facilities that meet the needs of the people who will use them.
Carer experience: Looking for people from of all cultures, genders, abilities and backgrounds who live in Western Australia and:
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The groups are expected to meet several times a year for the life of the project.
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Department of Health
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