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Table of Contents
- What is a synonym for having a good idea?
- What is an idea hamster?
- What you call a person?
- Can you refer to a person as it?
- What is a sick person called?
- Why is a sick person called a patient?
- Should patients be called clients?
- What is the person who runs a hospital called?
- What is another word for patient care?
- How do you describe patient care?
- Why patient care is important?
Idea people are creative problem solvers. … An idea person is typically defined as someone who simply comes up with the good ideas. While everyone else is working on a current issue, idea people are on to solving the next./span>
What is a synonym for having a good idea?
(archaic) Well-advised. well. advisable. expedient. judicious.
What is an idea hamster?
noun. slang a person who is employed as a source of new ideas.
What you call a person?
an individual human, usually an adult. The plural is people, but in formal or official language the form persons is used.
Can you refer to a person as it?
Yes, IT is. That’s how it works. The word /this/ implies a person, which in the sentence is an object. Sometimes “it” may be used for an unnamed person (or a person who’s name and sex are unknown.)/span>
What is a sick person called?
sick person – a person suffering from an illness. diseased person, sufferer.
Why is a sick person called a patient?
Etymology. The word patient originally meant ‘one who suffers’. This English noun comes from the Latin word patiens, the present participle of the deponent verb, patior, meaning ‘I am suffering,’ and akin to the Greek verb πάσχειν (= paskhein, to suffer) and its cognate noun πάθος (= pathos).
Should patients be called clients?
The very ill or injured are easily categorized as patients and the not so very ill or injured can be called clients. However, those who think they are ill, but are well, and those who think they are well, but are ill should be categorized as patients although they may want to be categorized as clients.
What is the person who runs a hospital called?
The highest level healthcare administrator job is formally known as the hospital CEO — the official “head of hospital.”
What is another word for patient care?
What is another word for patient care?
| care of the sick | hospital care |
|---|---|
| inpatient care | outpatient care |
| nursing |
How do you describe patient care?
Box 2. Institute of Medicine’s definition of the dimensions of patient-centred care
- Compassion, empathy and responsiveness to needs, values and expressed preferences.
- Coordination and integration.
- Information, communication and education.
- Physical comfort.
- Emotional support, relieving fear and anxiety.
Why patient care is important?
Giving quality patient care can absolutely have an effect on health outcomes. It contributes to a more positive patient recovery experience and can improve the physical and mental quality of life for people with serious illnesses, such as cancer./span>
- belief
- concept
- conclusion
- design
- feeling
- form
- intention
- interpretation
- meaning
- notion
- objective
- opinion
- perception
- plan
- scheme
- sense
- solution
- suggestion
- theory
- thought
- understanding
- view
- aim
- approximation
- brainstorm
- clue
- conception
- conviction
- doctrine
- end
- essence
- estimate
- fancy
- flash
- guess
- hint
- hypothesis
- import
- impression
- inkling
- intimation
- judgment
- object
- pattern
- purpose
- reason
- significance
- suspicion
- teaching
- viewpoint
- believed abstraction
See also synonyms for: ideas
On this page you’ll find 145 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to idea, such as: belief, concept, conclusion, design, feeling, and form.
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The noun idea, although it may refer to thoughts of any degree of seriousness or triviality, is commonly used for mental concepts considered more important or elaborate: We pondered the idea of the fourth dimension. The idea of his arrival frightened me. Thought, which reflects its primary emphasis on the mental process, may denote any concept except the more weighty and elaborate ones: I welcomed his thoughts on the subject. A thought came to him. Conception suggests a thought that seems complete, individual, recent, or somewhat intricate: The architect’s conception delighted them. Notion suggests a fleeting, vague, or imperfect thought: a bare notion of how to proceed.
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WORDS RELATED TO IDEA
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- seeming
- semblance
- sound
- specter
- vision
- awareness
- comprehension
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- intellect
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- judgment
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- credence
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- hypothesis
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- ideology
- law
- opinion
- postulate
- precept
- principle
- say-so
- tenet
- theorem
- theory
- approach
- attack
- broad view
- essence
- idea
- master plan
- overall view
- picture
- plan of attack
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I was looking/wanting a word to describe a person who thought and kindled an original idea and was the first to do it. Say you come up with an idea for a device or an idea for software or something what would you call the person who though of it? I thought author but an author is someone who wrote a book not thought of an idea.
Anyone able to provide me with a word? Thanks.
asked Aug 25, 2014 at 7:00
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I think originator may convey the meaning:
- someone who creates new things
Also a conceiver or a mastermind according to context.
Source: www.thefreedictionary.com
answered Aug 25, 2014 at 7:06
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I think that innovator is close to what you want
A person who develops a new design, product, etc. or who has new ideas about how to do something.
(source: oxforddictionaries.com)
For example:
«He was the innovator behind the revolutionary X software system.»
answered Aug 25, 2014 at 18:43
CharonCharon
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The most obvious answer is probably inventor:
A person who invented a particular process or device or who invents things as an occupation.
(Definition and link from Oxford Dictionaries Online.)
answered Aug 25, 2014 at 7:15
Erik KowalErik Kowal
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My understanding is that you can only ‘discover’ something which already exists, like radiation.
For software I would say ‘originator’ is the best word.
Inventor is usually, though not exclusively, used for a physical object.
answered Aug 25, 2014 at 9:43
A pioneer is the one at the forefront of invention, the first to fully conceive of something new to the point that they also make it real or practical («do it» as you say).
From Dictionary.com
(noun) one who is first or among the earliest in any field of inquiry, enterprise, or progress
(verb) to take part in the beginnings of; initiate
An example of its usage comes from the World Science Festival web site:
Pioneers in Science is an annual program that gives middle and high school students the rare opportunity to interact with world-renowned scientists. In this installment, groundbreaking geneticists and humanitarians Eric Lander and Mary-Claire King met live and online with local New York City high school students and others from around the globe. During the weeks leading up to the event, invited students from various schools immersed themselves in the work of these pioneering scientists. In partnership with the Global Nomads Group, the program offered students the unique opportunity to learn about the lives and follow in the footsteps of trailblazing scientists.
From this quote, you also see the word trailblazer, which is also appropriate for your request. From Merriam-Webster, the first definition is:
a person who makes, does, or discovers something new and makes it acceptable or popular
answered Aug 31, 2014 at 15:48
Canis LupusCanis Lupus
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Note that for this confusing concept, sometimes «discoverer» is used.
So, what would you say about Einstein and relativity? he invented it, discovered it, originated it.
answered Aug 25, 2014 at 8:54
FattieFattie
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How about ‘creator’?
As in; Mr Zuckerburg was/is the creator of Facebook, or, Frankenstein created a monster.
answered Aug 26, 2014 at 7:27
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#1
¿Cuál sería el equivalente a idea person?
Include in your team an idea person (someone who’s a talker, optimistic, fun-loving and influential).
Originalmente se me ocurrió una persona creativa, ya que una persona con ideas, no me gustó como suena. [¿Una persona idea?]
Pero el siguiente punto dice:
A detail person (sensitive, analytical, creative, and a thinker).
Y hasta ahí me alcanzó la tinta.
¿Alguna sugerencia? Si no, simplemente voy a omitir creativa del siguiente punto y voy esperar que no se den cuenta . . .
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#2
«¿perceptiva?» «¿imaginativa?» «¿reflexiva?» «¿ingeniosa?»
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#3
¡Muy buenas sugerencias! Así puedo dejar creativa en el segundo caso.
¡Gracias mil Here!
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#5
Siempre, en toda caso, tienne soluciones del problemas.