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The Professional Risk and Indemnity Scheme for Midwives (PRISM) has been created by UK Birth Centres Ltd – the parent company of Private Midwives.
Midwives who opt to work under PRISM will now be covered for up to £15m in liability through the company’s comprehensive and legally required Medical Malpractice Healthcare Indemnity insurance policy, without exclusions and with run-off cover protection.
This is something that has previously proven cost prohibitive for self-employed midwives.
With PRISM, self-employed midwives will also benefit from working as part of a CQC registered and regulated company, and from UK Birth Centres’ resources, including clinical guidelines, support, policies and procedures, Perinatal Institute maternity notes, GROW chart generators and multi-professional training opportunities.
In addition, PRISM members will gain 24/7 access to clinical escalation for urgent cases with support from a senior clinician.
Midwives will also have annual appraisals and training by UK Birth Centres to enable them to meet revalidation requirements.
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Self Employed Midwives To Benefit From New Working Scheme
A new working model has been launched to make it more affordable for self-employed midwives to work.The Professional Risk and Indemnity Scheme for Midwives (PRISM) has been created by UK Birth Centres Ltd – the parent company of Private Midwives.
Midwives who opt to work under PRISM will now be covered for up to £15m in liability through the company’s comprehensive and legally required Medical Malpractice Healthcare Indemnity insurance policy, without exclusions and with run-off cover protection.
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This is something that has previously proven cost prohibitive for self-employed midwives.
With PRISM, self-employed midwives will also benefit from working as part of a CQC registered and regulated company, and from UK Birth Centres’ resources, including clinical guidelines, support, policies and procedures, Perinatal Institute maternity notes, GROW chart generators and multi-professional training opportunities.
In addition, PRISM members will gain 24/7 access to clinical escalation for urgent cases with support from a senior clinician.
Midwives will also have annual appraisals and training by UK Birth Centres to enable them to meet revalidation requirements.
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