情報の錯綜。To become complicated information.

日本と医療のシステムが違うのでこちらの医師は２つの病院に診察室をもっています。

　

　担当の医師からCHEEVEEさんに”心臓の検査の結果を今日中に担当医から聞くように”TEXが入り私に転送されてきました。

病院の受付に行くと３階の心臓医の病室へ行くよう指示されました。

心臓医の病室に行くと今日は休診でした。

担当医のところに行くとこちらも休診でした。

　心臓の検査室に行くと心臓の検査結果の書類を渡されました。

心臓医の診察時間を予約してくれました。

”担当医の予約も今日とったほうが良い”と言われたので予約をとりました。

　午前１１時半に病院へ行って昼休みを挟んで終わったのは午後４時でした。

私から何回も”What's #$%& mean?"と聞き返されても丁寧に対応してくれた受付の方・医局の方・検査技師の方に御礼申し上げます。

To become complicated　information.
Because the medical system is different from Japan, doctors here have examination rooms in two hospitals.

 Ms CHEEVEE received a text message from his doctor telling him to hear the results of his heart test from his doctor by the end of the day, which was then forwarded to me.
When I went to the hospital reception, I was instructed to go to the cardiologist's room on the third floor.
When I went to the cardiologist's room, I found out that he was closed today.
When I went to my doctor's office, he was also closed.

 When I went to the cardiac examination room, I was given documents with the heart test results.
They made an appointment for me to see the cardiologist, Dr.
They told me that it would be best to make an appointment with my doctor as well, so I made one.

 I went to the hospital at 11:30am and finished at 4pm after a lunch break.
I would like to thank the receptionist, medical staff, and technicians who responded politely even when I repeatedly asked, "What's @#$% mean?"