41. Women and Babies

41.03. If babies and their mothers are detained, an onsite medical officer has specialist knowledge and experience in paediatrics and maternal and child health care.

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41.04. Special accommodation is available for all necessary pre-natal and post-natal care and treatment.

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41.05. Access to age appropriate childcare facilities is available during hearings and interviews, and as otherwise required.

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41.06. Gender-specific health care services at least equivalent to those available to women in the community are available to immigration detainees.

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41.07. Preventive health screening is available to women in immigration detention at the same level as is available to women in the host community.

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41.08. Medical practitioners are specially trained to identify vulnerabilities in the population of women detainees, taking into account their cultural and religious backgrounds.

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41.01. If women are detained, an onsite medical officer has specialist knowledge and experience in women’s health issues and there is pre-natal and post-natal care and treatment readily available.

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41.02. If pregnant women are detained, their babies are, as far as practicable, born in a hospital outside the place of detention. If a baby is born in detention, this is not recorded on the child’s birth certificate.

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