Investigations into three key areas of the Island’s health service will take just a day to complete.
That’s according to the West Midlands Quality Review Service which is being brought in later this month to assess A and E, critical care and theatre and anaesthetics.
The Department of Health employed the service after serious concerns over patient safety were raised.
A number of medical staff including nurses, consultants and managers will visit Noble’s Hospital to assess the areas.
Dr Jane Eminson is leading the review – she says despite the timescale it is achievable:
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