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Autumn issue of Informatics in Primary Care: extending our understanding and the case for greater research capacity and capability in informatics. Editorial.

This issue of Informatics in Primary Care encourages us to adopt a strategic pathway which will increase the quality and capacity of academia to deliver informatics research. This edition also has: (1) the first two papers of a five part series which compares the adoption of information technology in Denmark and New Zealand; (2) two papers about new technologies: SMS (short message services) and smart home technologies in retirement care homes; (3) research showing how generic information management training and demonstrating computerised medical record systems offer benefits; (4) how IT improves diabetes management in primary care. At the end of the journal are the ‘back pages’ with new and different content.