This virtual issue focuses on “Renal care in children” highlighting previously published papers from the Journal of Renal Care on this topic. Three of the original articles explore how young adults experienced the child-to-adulthood transition, how children cope with a chronic illness, and whether the application of a specific tool can support children with CKD in achieving autonomy in the management of their disease. Journal of Renal Care Virtual Issue: Renal Care in Children
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