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Background: Anxiety is highly prevalent before elective caesarean sections and can have a negative impact on anesthetic outcomes, postoperative pain and maternal mental health. The use of pharmacological premedication is controversial, and non-pharmacological alternatives are increasingly being explored. Therapeutic communication, based on empathy, positive language and the conscious avoidance of negative or anxiety-inducing suggestions, has shown promise in other surgical settings. However, its effectiveness in obstetrics remains to be explored. Methods This is a single-centre, prospective, observational, before-and-after study. The study aims to assess whether implementing an on-line (asynchronous) training programme on therapeutic communication for obstetric care teams can reduce maternal anxiety following elective caesarean sections. The study includes two groups of 130 patients ea
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