It’s hoped a gathering of the Island’s GPs this afternoon (Wed) will lead to improved services.
For the first time, all 45 of the Island’s doctors met under the same roof to discuss a range of issues, including possible ways to reduce waiting lists and share good practice.
Locum GPs covered surgeries in Douglas, the north and the south while the meeting, organised by the Isle of Man Medical Society, took place.
Dr Alex Allinson is chairman of its GP sub committee.
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