Lalita Abhyankar, Kelly Nieves

One Click At a Time: Technology Empowered Family Medicine Podcast

Dr. Lalita Abhyankar and Dr. Kelly Nieves are family medicine physicians and technology advocates discussing the role that technology plays in supporting the delivery of primary care. Join us as we improve family medicine one click at a time!

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Lalita Abhyankar, Kelly Nieves

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Technology

Latest episode

Sep 16, 2025

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Episodes

How can I get involved in advocating for appropriate use of technology in medicine? 01.06.2023

Kelly and Lalita talk about valuing family physician input on the nooks and crannies of the EHR within organizations, learning how to identify the problem to co-create solutions, and bringing our advocacy of technology to influence government regulation.

What are some of the limitations that we see with technology in medicine? 18.04.2023

In this episode Kelly an Lalita discuss what will make a great EHR in the future, why we need information sharing and good data in medicine, and the importance of measuring the unmeasurables of patient care. This conversation is inspired by the March 18th TECO MIG meeting. If you're an AAFP member, you can join us for our next meeting on April 22nd!

How do you see technology influencing family medicine today? 20.02.2023

Welcome to the TECO Podcast! In our first episode we meet Dr. Kelly Nieves and Dr. Lalita Abhyankar, who briefly discuss some of the interesting topics that will be highlighted throughout the AAFP TECO MIG meetings this year.

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