In a hospital on the outskirts of Beijing, the hallway outside the main nurses’ station was unusually empty yesterday. “We usually have four or five representatives from the pharmaceutical companies who hang around here, but today they’re all gone,” said one mid-level hospital executive. “They wait out there and try to invite doctors for meals and massages.”
昨日，北京郊區(qū)的一家醫(yī)院，主護士工作站外面的門廳空空蕩蕩，不同尋常。這家醫(yī)院的一位中層管理人員表示：“往常總有四五位藥企銷售代表在這里徘徊，但今天都走了。他們以往會等在那里，嘗試邀請醫(yī)生出去吃飯和做按摩。”
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