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However, now that EU law is making professional indemnity insurance compulsory for healthcare professionals, independent midwives will have to get indemnity cover to continue practising.

Under revalidation, which replaces the current Post-Registration Education and Practice (Prep) requirements, nurses and midwives will have to revalidate every three years when they apply to renew their place on the register of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

In April, all nurses and midwives will have to regularly demonstrate that they "practise safely and effectively" under a new rigorous system of revalidation if they want to work in the UK.

Doctors, nurses and midwives will have to offer patients face-to-face apologies and say they are personally sorry about medical blunders under tough new rules designed to make the NHS more honest.

Junior health minister Dan Poulter said the government had ensured all new midwives will have mental health training, and 1,700 more midwives and 2,000 health visitors had been recruited since 2010.

"This is why in future all midwives will have mental health training and why we have recruited 1,700 more midwives and an extra 2,000 health visitors since 2010 to provide the personalised care and support that women and new mums deserve.

"I haven't rung midwife yet, as … if anyone is coming out it will be a one-trip job where midwife will have to come to me via our local mountain rescue team and stay till the job is done.

But Call the Midwife will have to raise its game still further if it is to beat the second series of Downton Abbey, which had an "overnight" average of 9.5 million viewers.

At the end of this training, the nurse-midwives will have the knowledge and skill to manage pregnant women with anaemia based on the Four Pillars Approach.

Be aware that if you wind up having some kind of complication, a midwife will have to transfer you to a specialist.

For her latest work, "ELECTRIC MIDWIFE," which will have its premiere on Friday night at the Chocolate Factory theater, she is allowing only nine audience members per performance.