The Department of Health and Social Care says it paid out more than £1.5 million for medical negligence cases last year.
The figure has been revealed in a Freedom of Information request to the Department about civil claim payouts over the last five years.
In 2021 it paid £1.51 million in four cases compared to just £900,000 in 11 cases the year before.
But in its response, the DHSC says it doesn't know how many of those payouts were covered by secrecy clauses.
Swedish ex-footballer says he'll fight Island's most famous boxer!
Former footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic claims he'll fight Island boxer Tyson Fury in August.
Tributes paid to million-selling Island crime novelist
Tributes are being paid to an Island writer whose work is being turned into a movie starring Martin Freeman this year.
Fire service issues advice after crews respond to controlled burn
The Fire and Rescue Service is asking people to take suitable precautions when lighting a controlled burn, after a callout today.
Road racing gets underway in the south tomorrow!
The first Island road racing event of the year will get underway on Friday!
Charity to auction replicas of legendary TT bikes
There's a chance to own stunning replicas of legendary TT bikes and raise money for charity next week.
Prom to close for TT funfair on Monday
Part of Douglas Promenade will close on Monday as the traditional TT funfair arrives!
FOI asks if new residents from the UK are immigrants
Is someone who moved to the Isle of Man an immigrant if they have a British passport?
TT legend honoured in new Isle of Man stamp collection
Isle of Man Stamps & Coins has released a special set of stamps, celebrating motorcycle legend John McGuinness MBE.
