CONCLUSION
Service modification in obstetric care following the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about significant reduction in inpatient care. Despite these changes, pregnant women were able to access both routine and emergency care with no significant adverse impact on perinatal and maternal outcomes. Consequently, the current modifications in obstetric care put in place to mitigate the spread of the virus particularly increase in antennal outpatient scan capacity can be given long term consideration as we battle to prevent a 2nd wave of the pandemic. On a long term these measures may appear cost effective- ensuring judicious utilisation of available resources; however, continuous evaluation of these modifications is necessary in order to avoid the risk of compromising patient safety.