Converse of object

• take: Pick early in the day, taking care not to bruise the delicate blooms.

Used with why or when

• who: I don't care who for, just do.

Adjective modifier

• primary: The goal of primary care has to be the promotion of good health.

• pastoral: Cells are the way we organize pastoral care within the church.

• social: The LA officer must convene any meeting with social care straight away.

• residential: Typically, fees are in excess of £ 500 per week for residential care.

• medical: His website gives details of the medical care he provides, with a map to help people find his consulting rooms.

• intensive: Going home that evening, Gordon is knocked down by a treacle lorry and ends up in intensive care.

Modifies a noun

• trust: Local primary care trusts, in implementing NICE guidance, are under an obligation to balance their budgets.

• home: CASE HISTORY: For the past two years Ashley has been living in a residential care home some distance from his family home.

• professional: For health care professionals, a way of giving patients a good start in learning to self-manage their diabetes.

• provider: Consider getting a second opinion from another health care provider.

• worker: Home care workers who provide this support have differing roles too.

• setting: If the parents are away for longer than 2 hours then the care setting must be registered with OFSTED.

Noun used with modifier

• health: A health care children of working policy last year.

• nursing: Care homes with nursing offer support for people whose illness or disability means that they need nursing care on a regular basis.

• respite: Impact on the budgets which provide both home care support to parents, and respite care, and respite care providers.

• customer: She has joined the Cygnus team to help Regina with customer care.

• skin: They should be looked upon as devices providing a complimentary and synergistic support to other methods of skin care or conventional skin treatments.

• diabetes: A discussion forum for people living with diabetes and those involved in diabetes care in the UK.