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Jon Skewes, a director at the Royal College of Midwives, which went on strike for the first time in 133 years in 2014, over the Government's refusal to grant an across-the-board one per cent pay rise to NHS staff, said that while it was too early for "threats" over new industrial action, midwives would be "incredibly angry if they were pushed into a corner" over unsocial hours pay.

"I never thought I would see the day when midwives would be balloting for strike action," said Ms O'Grady.

Ms Slesser said that although the future of the hospital was uncertain no midwives would be made redundant, and would instead be redeployed in the community.

Due to age and seniority, these midwives would be their supervisors.

Some GPs suggested support from Exercise Physiologists, Diabetes Educators, Endocrinologists or Midwives would be the preferred support.

We estimated that the time investment for midwives would be about 1.5 hours per week for an average practice.

I'm certain Call the Midwife would be much improved by morphine.

A midwife would be rushed to the cell and all the detainees would be sent out, except for a few who stayed to help.

"It requires a huge amount of commitment and not every midwife would be able to work in that way because of personal circumstances or their level of motivation," she said.

However, after being rejected by several obstetricians, they thought that a Mandarin-speaking midwife might be a good option because at least the communication with the midwife would be easier than that of an English-speaking doctor.

The most widely used ratio of one midwife to 5000 population developed by WHO in 1993 [ 12], assumes that one community midwife would be able to care for 200 pregnant women a year, including assisting at their births and giving postnatal follow up care.