Rev. Paul Nash has worked at Birmingham Children's Hospital since 2002, and has been Chaplaincy Team Leader (Senior Chaplain) since 2004. He is the director of Red Balloon Resources and the co-founder and co-convenor of the Paediatric Chaplaincy Network for Great Britain and Ireland.Chaplain Mark Bartel is the manager of Spiritual Care at Arnold Palmer Medical Center in Orlando, FL. Mark is board-certified by the Association of Professional Chaplains. He is a charter member of the Pediatric Chaplains Network (USA), for which he has served as President.Rev. Dr Sally Nash is Director of the Midlands Institute for Children Youth and Mission and the academic lead for the Birmingham Children's Hospital Chaplaincy team on research, designs spiritual care resources.

Paediatric Chaplaincy fills a niche in the growing literature on chaplaincy and will prove itself to be a stimulating resource for chaplains working in that field. Yet the book also speaks to chaplaincy issues beyond paediatric care. The comprehensive nature of the editors' vision has produced a collection of papers that will be of value to chaplains in any healthcare field.

Rev. Paul Nash has worked at Birmingham Children's Hospital since 2002, and has been Chaplaincy Team Leader (Senior Chaplain) since 2004. He is the director of Red Balloon Resources and the co-founder and co-convenor of the Paediatric Chaplaincy Network for Great Britain and Ireland.Chaplain Mark Bartel is the manager of Spiritual Care at Arnold Palmer Medical Center in Orlando, FL. Mark is board-certified by the Association of Professional Chaplains. He is a charter member of the Pediatric Chaplains Network (USA), for which he has served as President.Rev. Dr Sally Nash is Director of the Midlands Institute for Children Youth and Mission and the academic lead for the Birmingham Children's Hospital Chaplaincy team on research, designs spiritual care resources.

Paediatric Chaplaincy fills a niche in the growing literature on chaplaincy and will prove itself to be a stimulating resource for chaplains working in that field. Yet the book also speaks to chaplaincy issues beyond paediatric care. The comprehensive nature of the editors' vision has produced a collection of papers that will be of value to chaplains in any healthcare field.