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The Bay Centre for Birth Control has developed a weekly drop-in Pap program available to any woman seeking a Pap test. The program runs on Wednesday evenings from 4 – 7 p.m. A health card is not required, but patients are asked to bring at least one form of identification. The program is staffed by a team of female nurses, ensuring all patients will be seen by a female clinician.

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The department is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto and provides learning experiences for residents, medical, nursing, and midwifery students. The department is proud to maintain robust, award-winning research activities and strong quality improvement programs.

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The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology provides care to women in all stages of their life. The Department is divided into five Divisions: General Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Gynaecologic Oncology, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, and Urogynaecology. Most offices are located at the Ontario Power Generation Building at 700 University Avenue on either Level 3 or 8. The Centre for Fertility and Reproductive Health is located at 250 Dundas Street West, 7th floor. The Division of Gynaecologic Oncology is located at Princess Margaret Hospital.

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SGMT is a group of primary caregivers who provide high-quality maternity care to women and their families from the City of Toronto, particularly those from the downtown area, and from the Aboriginal community. They provide care throughout pregnancy, labour, birth and the first 6 weeks postpartum taking into account the spiritual, emotional, mental and physical experiences of the woman during her childbearing year. They have privileges at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the Toronto Birth Centre.

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They hold privileges at St. Michael’s Hospital of Toronto where they enjoy excellent working relationships with their amazing obstetrician, paediatrician and nursing colleagues. In addition to their midwifery work, they are involved in research, mentoring, and the education of new midwives, family physicians, and paramedics.

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Community Midwives of Toronto was founded in 1994, the same year that midwifery was legislated in Ontario. They are a group practice of ten registered midwives. They are a teaching practice and the midwives are clinical preceptors to the midwifery students from the Bachelor of Health Science in Midwifery program. They attend births at your home, at the Toronto Birth Centre, and at St. Michael’s Hospital.

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The Midwives Collective of Toronto has worked as a group practice providing community based midwifery care in Toronto since 1983. They provide midwifery care during pregnancy, labour, birth and the postpartum period. They attend births at home, at the Toronto Birth Centre, and the hospital. All of the midwives in our group have privileges at Mount Sinai Hospital.

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The Midwives’ Clinic is accepting new clients who want a midwife in Toronto during pregnancy, labor, and birth, and the first 6 weeks after your baby is born. Their midwives can attend the birth at home, at the Michael Garron Hospital or at the Toronto Birth Centre.

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Their practice has admitting privileges at North York General Hospital for women who choose a hospital birth.  Midwives are also the only healthcare providers in Ontario with the necessary skills and equipment to safely conduct a planned homebirth.

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Their midwives have trained in a variety of settings, internationally and in Canada. All midwives are currently registered with the College of Midwives of Ontario and the Association of Ontario Midwives. Their midwives hold privileges at St. Joseph’s Health Centre, the Toronto Birth Centre, and also conduct births at home.