Many issues uncovered, says health chief
The chief executive of Manx Care has admitted there were more challenges than expected during the health board’s first year.
It was created in April last year - taking over day-to-day operations within the Island's health service.
Presenting the body's first annual report, at September's board meeting, Teresa Cope said that over the past year the body had uncovered "many issues and deficits that have needed to be addressed":
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