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Kerr to visit Isles health board Kerr to visit isles health board
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Scotland's Health Minister Andy Kerr will meet members of the beleaguered Western Isles Health Board in Stornoway on Monday. Scotland's health minister, Andy Kerr, is preparing to meet members of the beleaguered Western Isles Health Board in Stornoway.
In recent weeks the board has suffered three top-level resignations, including Dick Manson the former chief executive.In recent weeks the board has suffered three top-level resignations, including Dick Manson the former chief executive.
According to a recent survey, staff at the health board were described as among the "unhappiest in Scotland". According to a recent survey, staff at the health board were said to be among the "unhappiest in Scotland".
Mr Manson's departure followed that of board chairman David Currie and communications officer John MacLeod.Mr Manson's departure followed that of board chairman David Currie and communications officer John MacLeod.
Fresh approachFresh approach
Mr Manson was originally appointed by the Scottish Executive to tackle accusations of financial mismanagement at the board.Mr Manson was originally appointed by the Scottish Executive to tackle accusations of financial mismanagement at the board.
Since the resignations in August the Health Minister has installed a new interim chairman and dispatched a support team to the isles. Since the resignations in August the health minister has installed a new interim chairman and dispatched a support team to the isles.
Malcolm Wright, who heads the Scottish Executive appointed support team, has been serving as interim chief executive. Malcolm Wright, who heads the Scottish Executive-appointed support team, has been serving as interim chief executive.
The health minister said a new full-time chief executive would be appointed and the board would continue moving towards a fresh approach to how it runs health services.The health minister said a new full-time chief executive would be appointed and the board would continue moving towards a fresh approach to how it runs health services.
Mr Kerr previously said he had seen evidence of change within the board.Mr Kerr previously said he had seen evidence of change within the board.
He said the delivery of health care in the isles was not an issue but the conduct of board members was.He said the delivery of health care in the isles was not an issue but the conduct of board members was.