Doctors preparing to take strike action next week
The health minister is insisting funding for the Island's healthcare system is not at crisis point.
That's despite doctors preparing to strike next week for the first time in Manx history in a row over pay.
You can find out more HERE.
The British Medical Association says the health body has failed to produce a 'credible pay offer' and is asking for a 12.6 percent uplift.
Claire Christian says questions do need to be asked about what healthcare on the Isle of Man should look like:
You can listen to the full interview with Ms. Christian here:
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