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This leaflet will provide additional information to what you have received during your follow-up visits.  \nSectors  \nDuring your stay at the hospital, you may possibly need the following three services: obstetrics, perinatal care and neonatal care.  \nObstetrics  \nThe obstetrics or delivery room (D wing, level 3) includes:  \n• Rooms for normal labour and delivery and / or requiring special supervision for you and your baby  \n• A room to evaluate the progress of labour  \n• A room with a birthing tub that may used during labour depending on certain conditions  \nDuring labour and delivery, your spouse, anda support person (if desired) are allowed to accompany you. Filming is not permitted during childbirth.  \nPerinatal  \nPerinatal care (C wing, level 3) includes private and semi-private rooms.  \nOur centre promotes bonding of new parents and their babies. Your newborn will therefore be in your room 24 hours a day (cohabitation) unless their state of health requires neonatal care. Cohabitation allows you to observe your baby during periods of sleep and wakefulness and thereby allows you to get to know your baby from day one.  \nThe presence of your spouse or support person is always encouraged but is not mandatory.  \n• Your spouse or support person is invited to actively participate in the care of the baby.  \n• Appropriate attire is required for your support person (pants and shirt) .  \n• Children are not admitted at night.  \n• Meals are not provided for accompanying individuals.  \n• It is possible for your support person to use the showers, but you must first verify with the nursing staff.  \nIn the event of a caesarean:  \nThe presence of your spouse / support person is necessary during the cohabitation.  \nN. B: Your spouse may stay with the baby at all times, if the baby’s condition permits, until you return to the room for the perinatal period.  \nNeonatology  \nNeonatology offers specialized care for premature or sick newborns.  \nIf your baby remains hospitalized and the mother has been discharged from the hospital, there are housing services (for a small fee) that allow you to stay close to the neonatal clinic. Talk to your healthcare team.  \nHospital Stay  \nMaternity care team  \nThe Birthing Centre team cares about your health and that of your baby. They are there to support you in the caring for your baby, whether it is done in your room or in neonatal care. In addition, the team is qualified in breastfeeding support. Please feel free to ask questions and share your concerns.  \nINFORMATION LEAFLET-CIUSSS DU SAGUENAY – LAC-SAINT-JEAN | BIRTH CENTRE -CHICOUTIMI HOSPITAL BIRTH CENTRE  \nVisiting hours  \nThe period following the birth of a child is an intimate one. Thus, the mother takes advantage of the baby’s sleeping hours to rest.  \nToo many visitors tire mother and newborn and may disrupt the family dynamic taking hold. It is therefore important to notify relatives and friends of the visiting hour policy.  \nThe visit of the newborn’s brothers and sisters, as well as, the grandparents are allowed at all times during the day.  \nAll other visitors are allowed from 2 p. m. to 3 p. m. and from 7:00 [p. m. to 8:30](p. m. to 8:30) p. m. with no more than 2 people at a time.  \nSecurity measures  \n• During the entire hospital stay, wear your identification bracelet. Make sure your spouse is also wearing their bracelet. Do not remove those from your baby.  \n• Never sleep with the baby in your bed. The baby should be placed in their bed and on their back when you want to sleep.  \n• Never leave the baby alone in your room.  \n• Do not leave the unit with your baby.  \nLength of stay  \n-36 to 48 hours for a vaginal delivery (may vary depending on your state of health)  \n-48 to 72 hour","cbCaii9JYXi1vYJ4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii9JYXi1vYJ4","pdf",355369,"English","# Sectors\n## Obstetrics\n## Perinatal\n## Neonatology\n# Hospital Stay\n## Maternity care team\n## Visiting hours\n## Security measures\n## Length of stay\n## Contact and directions to the delivery room\n## Items to bring to the hospital","[{\"question\":\"What services does the Birth Centre provide during your stay?\",\"answer\":\"The Birth Centre may provide obstetrics, perinatal care, and neonatal care, depending on needs during your hospitalization.\"},{\"question\":\"Can a spouse or support person stay during perinatal care, and what are the rules?\",\"answer\":\"The presence of a spouse or support person is encouraged. 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