Difference between Sane and Competent

SANE vs COMPETENT: NOUN

Having or showing sound judgment; reasonable.
Of sound mind; mentally healthy.
Being in a healthy condition; not deranged; acting rationally; -- said of the mind.
Mentally sound; possessing a rational mind; having the mental faculties in such condition as to be able to anticipate and judge of the effect of one's actions in an ordinary maner; -- said of persons.
Mentally healthy; free from mental disorder
Marked by sound judgment

Adequate for the purpose
Properly or sufficiently qualified or capable or efficient
Legally qualified or fit to perform an act.
Answering to all requirements; adequate; sufficient; suitable; capable; legally qualified; fit.
Rightfully or properly belonging; incident; -- followed by to.
Having sufficient skill, knowledge, ability, or qualifications.
Having jurisdiction or authority over a particular issue or question.
Legally qualified or sufficient

Free from mental disorder
Marked by sound judgment; having good reason
Sound; free from disorder; healthy: as, a sane mind; a sane project; sane memory (law).
Mentally healthy
Of sound mind; mentally sound: as, a sane person.
See sain.

In physical geography, of a stream, capable of transporting fragments of a given size.
In geology, having sufficient firmness and strength to transmit pressure to other strata or to lift an overlying burden, as a rock or stratum.
Answering all requirements; suitable; fit; sufficient or adequate for the purpose: as, competent supplies of food and clothing; an army competent to the defense of the kingdom.
In law, having legal capacity or qualification: as, a competent judge or court; a competent witness.
Rightfully or lawfully belonging; pertaining by right; permissible: followed by to.
Fitted, etc. See qualified.
Adequate, but not outstanding or exceptional
Having ability or capacity; properly qualified: as, a competent bookkeeper.

Wholesome, Logical, Wise, Healthy, Crazy, Competent, Sensible, In their right minds, In his right mind, In her right mind, Of sound mind, Reasonable, Lucid, Compos mentis, Rational

Proficient, Empowered, Competency, Skilled, Sane, Competence, Knowledgeable, Incompetent, Able, Workmanlike, Efficient, Adequate, Effective, Capable, Qualified

Wholesome, Logical, Wise, Healthy, Crazy, Competent, Sensible, Of sound mind, In their right minds, In his right mind, In her right mind, Reasonable, Lucid, Compos mentis, Rational

Proficient, Empowered, Competency, Skilled, Sane, Competence, Knowledgeable, Incompetent, Able, Workmanlike, Efficient, Adequate, Effective, Capable, Qualified

The crazy will seem sane and the sane absolutely and undeniably crazy.
SANE report is filled out by the SANE nurse as the examination is done.
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ONLY a skilled lawyer, with years of experience with SANE nurses and SANE reports will be able to navigate these waters successfully.
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SANE program and in finding funding to send nurses to SANE trainings.
The SANE nurse is required to do a SANE report based on the examination.
Sane Americans, and sane Israelis, agree that war with Iran is off the table.
SANE programs across Texas, and provide consultation for new SANE program development.

Sufficient staff are competent in operating the system.
CDD information available to competent authorities on request.
Definition Client is mentally competent when giving consent.
Are changes reviewed and authorized by competent personnel?
Trustee may apply to a court of competent.
Structural elements will be designed and constructed by competent professionals, and certified or approved by competent authorities or professionals.
These previously expressed preferences by adolescents competent to consent or the parents of minors not competent to consent must be respected by researchers.
Kruger effect is a cognitive bias that makes less competent people overestimate their abilities and more competent people underestimate them.
Interestingly, there is some discrepancy between the GMC guidance relating to competent children as opposed to competent adults.
Competent, professionally run organisations have a better chance to attract competent people.