In this issue: Prerequisites for precision medicine are genomics, computerised medical record systems, and big data analytics by De Lusignan, S

What is primary care informatics? by de Lusignan, S

In this issue: innovation in design and implementation in health informatics by de Lusignan, S

Chronic kidney disease by de Lusignan, S

Real World Evidence to an eHealth tool: The 2017 top ten papers from Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics by De Lusignan, S

A prerequisite for patient centred care is empowering and engaging patients in the digital health: report from EFMI Special Topic Conference (STC) 2017 by de Lusignan, S

In this issue – Don’t make assumptions about integrated systems, data quality, utilisation of technology or access to routine data by De Lusignan, S

In this issue: Realising benefits and that informatics is all about the patient by De Lusignan, S

Digital disparities, complexity and patient safety: in this issue by De Lusignan, S

In this issue - patient risks are ignored at organisation level by de Lusignan, S

In this issue: tools and processes that translate knowledge into practice by De Lusignan, S

In this issue - assumptions, openness, apps, collaborative working and a new editor by de Lusignan, S

Informatics as tool for quality improvement: rapid implementation of guidance for the management of chronic kidney disease in England as an exemplar by de Lusignan, S

The National Health Service and the internet by de Lusignan, S

In this issue: everything you wanted to know about electronic health exchange, diversity and ethnicity by de Lusignan, S

Benefits and disbenefits of computerised medical records (CMR): clinical, patient-centred, implementation and sociotechnical factors by De Lusignan, S

Flagging fasting plasma glucose specimens: time to routinely label the context in which pathology specimens are recorded by Simon de Lusignan

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In this issue: Realising benefits and that informatics is all about the patient by Simon de Lusignan

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In this issue: use of electronic patient record (EPR) system data for emergency care, quality improvement and research - things not to take for granted by Simon de Lusignan

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Web-based health applications provide useful and cost-effective tools; however, they should include key clinical variables and incorporate a coding or classification system by Simon de Lusignan

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