JAYNE PRICE is Senior Teaching Fellow at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. PATRICIA McNEILLY is Teaching Fellow at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. Jayne and Patricia have both worked extensively in practice with children requiring palliative care and with their families; Jayne caring for children with malignancy and Patricia caring for children with other life-limiting conditions. They strive to improve care for children and families through education and research and have published widely within this area of practice

• Children's Palliative Care: A Unique Way of Caring; J.Price& M.McFarlaneInterdisciplinary Working; P.McNeilly& F.GilmoreCommunicating Effectively; J.Price& C.CairnsEthical Issues; H.E.BennettMeeting the Spiritual Needs of Children and Families; W.McSherry& S.JolleySupporting Children and Families; F.Collinson& K.BleakleyReflection: Advancing Care and Practice; P.McNeilly& J.PriceSymptom Control; H.L.McCluggage& S.S.JassalCaring for the Child at the End of Life; R.DaviesBereavement Care; J.Thomas& A.ChalmersFuture Directions in Children's Palliative Care; S.McCloskey & L.Chambers.

'...this comprehensive new book is timely and appropriate.' - Nursing Standard '...students and professionals working with children and their families will find [this book] essential reading...Palliative Care for Children and Families helps us to discover and re-discover some of the keys issues central to our work and encourages us to deliver quality palliative care in collaboration with our patients and their families. - Sarah Popplestone-Helm, Head of Family Support Service, St. Richard's Hospice, Worcester, UK (IJPN review)

JAYNE PRICE is Senior Teaching Fellow at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. PATRICIA McNEILLY is Teaching Fellow at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. Jayne and Patricia have both worked extensively in practice with children requiring palliative care and with their families; Jayne caring for children with malignancy and Patricia caring for children with other life-limiting conditions. They strive to improve care for children and families through education and research and have published widely within this area of practice

• Children's Palliative Care: A Unique Way of Caring; J.Price& M.McFarlaneInterdisciplinary Working; P.McNeilly& F.GilmoreCommunicating Effectively; J.Price& C.CairnsEthical Issues; H.E.BennettMeeting the Spiritual Needs of Children and Families; W.McSherry& S.JolleySupporting Children and Families; F.Collinson& K.BleakleyReflection: Advancing Care and Practice; P.McNeilly& J.PriceSymptom Control; H.L.McCluggage& S.S.JassalCaring for the Child at the End of Life; R.DaviesBereavement Care; J.Thomas& A.ChalmersFuture Directions in Children's Palliative Care; S.McCloskey & L.Chambers.

'...this comprehensive new book is timely and appropriate.' - Nursing Standard '...students and professionals working with children and their families will find [this book] essential reading...Palliative Care for Children and Families helps us to discover and re-discover some of the keys issues central to our work and encourages us to deliver quality palliative care in collaboration with our patients and their families. - Sarah Popplestone-Helm, Head of Family Support Service, St. Richard's Hospice, Worcester, UK (IJPN review)

JAYNE PRICE is Senior Teaching Fellow at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. PATRICIA McNEILLY is Teaching Fellow at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. Jayne and Patricia have both worked extensively in practice with children requiring palliative care and with their families; Jayne caring for children with malignancy and Patricia caring for children with other life-limiting conditions. They strive to improve care for children and families through education and research and have published widely within this area of practice

• Children's Palliative Care: A Unique Way of Caring; J.Price& M.McFarlaneInterdisciplinary Working; P.McNeilly& F.GilmoreCommunicating Effectively; J.Price& C.CairnsEthical Issues; H.E.BennettMeeting the Spiritual Needs of Children and Families; W.McSherry& S.JolleySupporting Children and Families; F.Collinson& K.BleakleyReflection: Advancing Care and Practice; P.McNeilly& J.PriceSymptom Control; H.L.McCluggage& S.S.JassalCaring for the Child at the End of Life; R.DaviesBereavement Care; J.Thomas& A.ChalmersFuture Directions in Children's Palliative Care; S.McCloskey & L.Chambers.

'...this comprehensive new book is timely and appropriate.' - Nursing Standard '...students and professionals working with children and their families will find [this book] essential reading...Palliative Care for Children and Families helps us to discover and re-discover some of the keys issues central to our work and encourages us to deliver quality palliative care in collaboration with our patients and their families. - Sarah Popplestone-Helm, Head of Family Support Service, St. Richard's Hospice, Worcester, UK (IJPN review)