Julie Edge wants DHSC to put the service high on its agenda
Onchan MHK Julie Edge says she hopes the health department will prioritise issues raised in a damning report on the Island's endoscopy service.
Ms Edge asked a question in the last sitting in the House of Keys, about the report and whether it would be made public.
It highlighted 11 areas of concern - eight of which were critical.
Ms Edge says it should be high on the department's agenda:
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