The phrase "attract care" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the ability to draw attention or concern from others, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The charity event aimed to attract care and support from the community for those in need."
Alternatives: "draw attention" or "garner concern".
Elizabeth Care will develop a specialist older peoples' workforce, that will attract caring individuals by providing them with long-term prospects and a fulfilling career.
That's when it clicked for me: CIS can put up such amazing numbers because they have a model that attracts caring, qualified professionals and allows them to do what they do best.
Her blog about her work and writing, which she began while working in palliative care, attracted attention and she was encouraged to tackle a novel by Joanne Harris, the bestselling author of Chocolat.
The party's health spokesman Anas Sarwar said they would call for "a special arrangement for NHS staff so we can continue to attract health care professionals to come and work here and make Scotland their home".
This mal-distribution is due in part to the failure of the health system to attract health care workers and to retain them once there (47).
In recent days, opponents of the measure have begun to broadcast television and radio advertisements several times a day, telling voters that Question 5 is poorly written and will destroy the health care system, raise premiums and attract health-care parasites from other states.
It's a benefit that attracted Southside Care, an aged care and disability service provider in Perth, to the program.
These neighborhoods also have a difficult time attracting health care organizations health care organizations because local patrons are unlikely to be able to afford their services (Bane, 1991; Kirby and Kaneda, 2005).
Joe Fowler, director of commissioning at Sheffield city council, described homecare services in the city as "shot" and said he knew of care agencies unable to attract any potential care workers even for interview, despite the incentive of the new £7.20 an hour minimum wage for people aged 25 or over.
