Evaluation of the individual categories of avoidable adverse events before and after communication training
In 2018, the most common cause of pAEs was found to be a peripartum therapy delay in 39 cases (44.32%), followed by diagnostic errors in 32 cases (36.36%). Such pAEs due to an inadequate birth position, especially the supine position, occurred in 30 cases (34.09%). PAEs due to organizational errors occurred in 29 cases (44.32%). Inadequate fetal monitoring was the cause of pAEs in 16 cases (18.18%). Medication errors occurred in 2 cases (2.27%).After the communication training, the categories of AEs classified as preventable were also evaluated in the year 2020. Peripartum therapy delay was again the most common with 37 cases (50.68%). A diagnostic error was found in 16 cases (21.92%). The inadequate birth position was the cause of a pAE in 17 cases (23.29%). In 21 cases (28.77%) there was an organizational error and in 10 cases (13.7%) inadequate fetal monitoring was the cause of a pAE. Another pAE was due to a medication error (1.37%). There was a statistically significant reduction in the categories of diagnostic error (