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    Online Antenatal History form
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  • Congratulations on your pregnancy and welcome to Mater Mothers’ Hospital. To allow us to prepare for your first antenatal appointment please complete the following online Antenatal History form below. The information you provide us will be available to your midwife and doctor at your appointment and therefore may reduce the length of time required for this appointment. Please complete and submit your Antenatal History via this online form within 2 business days. Please note that this form does not replace your first appointment and you will still be required to attend your appointment in order to complete your maternity booking.

     To access the form you will need to enter:

    • Your Patient Reference Number (PRN) - included in the SMS we sent you
    • Your E-mail address

    The form will require you to answer questions about your medical, surgical and pregnancy history, so you will need to have the following information ready:

      • Previous pregnancy information
      • Family health history
      • Your height and weight
      • A list of your current medications

    You can choose to complete your Antenatal History on your mobile device, computer or tablet. Once you complete details about any previous pregnancies, an email will be automatically generated and sent to the address you provided. Your online Antenatal History will be saved as you go allowing you to return to complete it at your own convenience. To re-access your Antenatal History simply click the link in the email. If you do not find the email in your inbox, please check your spam/junk mail folder.

    If you experience difficulties with completing your Antenatal History, please phone the Antenatal Clinic on 07 3163 8330 as early as possible between 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday.  

     Frequently asked questions

    • What is my patient reference number (PRN)? 

    • What is a PRN number?

       

      A PRN number is a Patient Record Number that is assigned to you by Mater Health. Your PRN is unique to you and is used to help correctly identify you each time you have any interaction with Mater Health.  Your PRN cannot be re-used by any other person.

       

      How do I know what my PRN number is?

       

      Your PRN should be included in the text message you received from Mater Mothers informing you of this online Antenatal History.  Your PRN will also be included at the top of any letters that you may receive from Mater Mothers.

       If you have not received your PRN please contact the Antenatal Clinic as soon as possible on 3163 8330 between 8am and 4pm, Monday to Friday.

       

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    • The PRN numbers do not match.  Please check carefully that you have the correct number as it is very important that this number is correct.

    • The email addresses do not match.  Please check carefully that you have entered the correct address.

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  • You have been referred as a public patient, but it looks like you have private health insurance. Did you know that Mater is Australia’s largest private maternity hospital? You can choose to have your baby as a private patient at Mater. Click here to learn more about some of Mater’s private obstetricians and midwives.

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  • Previous pregnancies

  • We are very sorry to hear about your loss and understand that these questions may be difficult for you to answer.  However it is important that we know your full history so that be can provide you with the best possible care.

  • Please complete the details for three of your previous pregnancies and the midwife will help complete the remaining prior pregnancy details.

    • Previous Pregnancy No. 1 

    • Previous Pregnancy No. 1

    • If you had your baby at the Mater Mothers' we will have the details on record.  You therefore don't need to enter them again here. Please go back to the previous screen and review your selection.

    • 20+ weeks preg hist 

    • Information about the pregnancy

    • Whilst most pregnancies fortunately end with the birth of a healthy baby we realise that this sadly is not always the case.  If you would prefer not to complete the details of the birth of your baby online please tick the box below and a midwife can help you with this.


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    • Thank you for providing us with the details about this pregnancy

  • Previous Pregnancy 2

  • If you had your baby at the Mater Mothers' we will have the details on record.  You therefore don't need to enter them again here. Please go back to the previous screen and review your selection.

    • 20+ weeks preg hist 
    • Previous Pregnancy No. 2 

    • Information about the pregnancy

    • Whilst most pregnancies fortunately end with the birth of a healthy baby we realise that this sadly is not always the case.  If you would prefer not to complete the details of the birth of your baby online please tick the box below and a midwife can help you with this.


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    • Baby 2 
    • Baby 3 
    • Previous Pregnancy No. 3 

    • Previous Pregnancy 3

    • If you had your baby at the Mater Mothers' we will have the details on record.  You therefore don't need to enter them again here. Please go back to the previous screen and review your selection.

    • 20+ weeks preg hist 

    • Information about the pregnancy

    • Whilst most pregnancies fortunately end with the birth of a healthy baby we realise that this sadly is not always the case.  If you would prefer not to complete the details of the birth of your baby online please tick the box below and a midwife can help you with this.


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    • Baby 2 
    • Baby 3 

    • Thank you

    • Thank you 

    • A midwife will talk to you about your previous pregnancy/ies at your first appointment.  Please click on the button below to continue providing us with information about your current pregnancy.

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  • Please click on the below 'Continue' button to continue onto answer questions about your current pregnancy and your medical history.

  • Once you click ‘Continue’ you will no longer be able to go back and change your answers about any previous pregnancies.  If you wish to change any answers at a later stage, please take note of the question and discuss with your midwife at your first booking visit. 

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