Artificial Intelligence in Geriatric Primary Care: Practical Tools for Diagnosis and Clinical Efficiency

Moderator: Alyson R. Michener, MD

This symposium demonstrates how primary care geriatricians can integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into daily practice to improve diagnostic accuracy and clinical efficiency. Through practical demonstrations and real-world examples, participants will learn actionable strategies for using AI tools to support differential diagnosis, streamline documentation, and reduce administrative burden while maintaining patient-centered care. Learning Objectives: (1) apply AI tools to expand differential diagnoses in complex geriatric presentations; (2) implement AI to streamline clinical documentation and administrative tasks in primary care; and (3) evaluate ethical considerations and limitations of AI use in geriatric practice.

Think Broadly, Narrow Wisely: Using AI to Enhance Diagnostic Reasoning
David Hurwitz, MD, MBA

AI as a Clinical Ally: More Time for What Matters Most in Geriatric Primary Care
Leah V. Schecter, MD