BTC manager

English translation: BTC manager (transliteration)

18:45 Jun 20, 2016
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Medical: Pharmaceuticals
Dutch term or phrase: BTC manager
In in een raamovereenkomst: "vertegenwoordigd door de BTC-manager of een verantwoordelijke van de centrale aankoopdienst"
Piotrnikitin
Serbia
Local time: 15:01
English translation:BTC manager (transliteration)
Explanation:
Behind The Counter (as opposed to Over The Counter) drugs are available without a doctor's prescription, but do require consultation with the pharmacist. OTC drugs do not require prescription or consultation.

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Note added at 16 hrs (2016-06-21 11:16:14 GMT)
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The reference does not contain 'manager', as noted in the comments below. However, it does establish that BTC exists and is a new, pharmaceutical category. (Note: FMCG is also a product category, yet many, large FMCG companies do not have an 'FMCG manager' position.)
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John Holloway
Netherlands
Local time: 15:01
Grading comment
It is certainly nothing to do with any counters because this is a commercial contract concerning the provision of medical devised and related maintenance services. However, I realise I was not sufficiently specific when asking the question. Ultimately, I left it at BTC. Thanks for your help!
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BTC manager (transliteration)


Explanation:
Behind The Counter (as opposed to Over The Counter) drugs are available without a doctor's prescription, but do require consultation with the pharmacist. OTC drugs do not require prescription or consultation.

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Note added at 16 hrs (2016-06-21 11:16:14 GMT)
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The reference does not contain 'manager', as noted in the comments below. However, it does establish that BTC exists and is a new, pharmaceutical category. (Note: FMCG is also a product category, yet many, large FMCG companies do not have an 'FMCG manager' position.)


    Reference: http://pharma.about.com/od/Over-the-Counter-Medicine/a/Behin...
John Holloway
Netherlands
Local time: 15:01
Works in field
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PRO pts in category: 1
Grading comment
It is certainly nothing to do with any counters because this is a commercial contract concerning the provision of medical devised and related maintenance services. However, I realise I was not sufficiently specific when asking the question. Ultimately, I left it at BTC. Thanks for your help!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  philgoddard: I don't see why you're so sure.
2 hrs
  -> Because: 1. of content of my explanation and ref; 2. field is pharma; 3. asker excluded 'Business To Consumer'; 4. OTC common usage in field - use of related acronym likely; 5. BTC actually has this meaning in pharma.

disagree  Richard Purdom: why would Dutch use a non-existent English acronym? You should change your certainty to level 2 at the most! Gut-feeling and no references (yours has no mention of manager) is not enough!
5 hrs
  -> (a) It's not non-existent - see URL reference. (b) OTC is used in Dutch - as is BTC, as Business to Consumer, why not BTC in the provided sense as well? (c) + Gut feel after 20 yrs of Dutch marketing...
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