Report adds to Island's good reputation
The positive mood amongst Island doctors could ease recruitment for staff at Noble's Hospital.
A dispute between junior doctors in England, the British Medical Association and the UK government has seen morale dip in the health sector across the water.
Closer to home, a recent report by Health Education England branded training for junior doctors on the Isle of Man 'extremely good'.
Dr Alison Hool is the Foundation Programme Training Director.
She says the review adds to the Island's reputation:
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