Hospice Isle of Man's chief executive has moved to reassure the public over the future of end of life care in the Isle of Man.
Margaret Simpson says high quality, patient-centred care will continue to be delivered, despite the suspension of the Liverpool Care Pathway guidelines.
Hospice and the Department of Health have decided to stop using them after a report recommended they be phased out in the UK.
Mrs Simpson says standards will be maintained:
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