Conclusions
ADVERSE EVENTS, EVENT
Human error in medicine should be addressed constructively by communication training. The occurrence of adverse and preventable adverse events needs to be handled more transparently to increase preventive efforts. Observational studies in which a differentiated categorization into adverse and preventable adverse events is carried out by external experts immediately after the occurrence of an event could be a useful approach for further studies. This study demonstrated such a categorization approach which should be implemented in practice and used for research. Future trainings can make use of this categorization approach [In general, it seems beneficial to design communication trainings in a form that focuses on medical emergency situations but also on modifiable human factors to overcome them. Here, the optimization of communication plays a key role. This study is a first indicator that communication trainings, among other factors, can help to reduce pAEs and thus increase patient safety and an improved satisfaction. Therefore, communication tools should be integrated into interprofessional training alongside medical emergency training in obstetrics. This also can help to avoid the risk of becoming a second victim [