医院の対応について質問

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  • 医院の受付として働いています。ある時、私はお客様(営業マン)と一緒にいて、もう一人の受付が患者さんと一緒にいました。この間に、別の患者さんが来たようです。私はフロントデスクから離れて営業マンを案内するためにいました。来た患者さんは医者にテキストを送って、彼女が無視されたし、スタッフは無能で無礼だと言っています。
  • 私たちのオフィスマネージャーからの指示は、基本的にはセールスマンや医薬品代理店などを無視して患者さんの世話をすることです。
  • 私たちはセールスマンや医薬品代理店などをそっちのけにして、患者さんの世話をするように指示されています。
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I work in a doctor's office as a receptionist. I was with a customer (a salesman), and another receptionist was with a patient. At some point during this time, another patient apparently came in. I was away from the front desk to take the salesman where he needed to go. The patient who came in texted the doctor, saying she was ignored and his staff is incompetent and rude. Our office manager instructed us that we essentially are to push aside salesmen, drug reps, etc., in order to take care of the patient. we essentially are to push aside salesmen, drug reps, etc.,の訳を教えてください。よろしくお願いします

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 we essentially are to push aside salesmen, drug reps, etc.,の訳を教えてください。  私たち(=レセプショニスト)の仕事は、セールスや薬(品の売り込み)屋を、押しのけて(は二の次にして)、(最重要な)患者のお世話をすることだ、 ということでしょう。

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  • Nakay702
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>we essentially are to push aside salesmen, drug reps, etc.,の訳を教えてください。 ⇒「(そういう場合)本来私たちは、患者の世話をするために、セールスマンを薬剤室かどこか、脇に押し込めるべきなのだ(と事務長は指示した)。」 *医院の受付係としては、セールスマンより患者を優先すべきだ、というわけですね。

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