Outgoing chief's vision for Hospice
The outgoing chief executive of Hospice Isle of Man says much more could be done for those living out their final days.
Margaret Simpson has announced she will retire later this year, after more than a decade of service on the Island.
She's overseen major changes to the Hospice during that time - including the move to the current site in the grounds of Noble's hospital in 2007.
Margaret says improving end-of-life care is the biggest challenge:
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