Bishop to listen to hospital feedback

Tuesday, 25 June 2013 00:00

The Island’s Bishop will act as an independent figure if anyone wishes to share their experiences of Noble’s Hospital.

He wants to hear from people with good and bad experiences ahead of an independent external audit of the health service.

Last week Health Minister David Anderson confirmed a review would take place after concerns from a number of hospital clinicians were made public.

Robert Paterson says he will summarise people’s comments and pass them on to the body selected to carry out the audit.

He says everything will remain confidential:

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Anyone who wants to contact the Bishop can do so by writing to 4 The Falls, Douglas or by telephoning 622108.

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