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May 14, 2026 , 01 : 00 PM EST |  49 Days Left

Digital Tools for Patient Engagement in the Modern Healthcare Era

Presented by Rana Abuzir
Duration - 60 Minutes

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Description

Bridging the Gap: Safe and Smart Use of Digital Health Tools

From fitness trackers to meditation apps to glucose monitors, digital health tools are transforming how patients manage their wellbeing — but with great convenience comes great responsibility. As health apps and wearables become increasingly common, understanding how to use them safely is essential for both patients and healthcare professionals.

In this webinar, we explore the growing landscape of consumer health technology and what it means for patient engagement today. You'll learn how to evaluate apps for credibility and transparency, navigate privacy policies with confidence, and understand when regulations like HIPAA apply to the data you share. We'll also cover practical strategies for securing personal health information across devices and platforms.

Whether you're a healthcare provider guiding patients toward digital tools or an individual looking to take more control of your health journey, this session will equip you with the knowledge to make informed, confident decisions in an increasingly connected world.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to evaluate health apps and wearables for credibility and safety, interpret privacy policies and permissions, distinguish when HIPAA protections apply, and apply practical habits to protect their personal health data across devices and platforms.

Areas Covered

  • How to assess the credibility and safety of health apps and wearables
  • What to look for in a privacy policy before downloading
  • When HIPAA protections apply to your health data
  • Simple habits to keep your personal health information secure
  • How digital tools connect — or don't — with your care team.

Background

The rise of health apps and wearables has made managing personal health easier than ever, but it has also introduced new risks around data privacy and security. With millions of consumers adopting digital health tools, many are unaware of how much personal information these platforms collect or who has access to it. This webinar addresses that gap, giving participants the practical knowledge they need to use digital health tools safely, confidently, and in alignment with their care.

Why Should You Attend

  • Identify key features of credible and trustworthy health apps and wearables
  • Evaluate privacy policies and app permissions before downloading
  • Understand when HIPAA protections apply to personal health data
  • Apply practical habits to secure personal health information across devices
  • Recognize how digital health tools connect with healthcare providers and patient records.

Who Should Attend

Patients and general consumers using or considering health apps and wearables.


Speaker

Rana Abuzir

A results-driven health information management leader with 15+ years of experience, she currently serves as Director of Health Information Practice Advancement at AHIMA, where she spearheads Communities of Practice, AI governance initiatives, and high-impact education programs that shape the future of the health information profession.

Her career spans workforce development, program innovation, and industry thought leadership. She led AHIMA's first-ever AI Summit, co-produced the 

Annual Virtual Coding Summit, and launched a nationally recognized apprenticeship program, funded by a $4.9M Department of Labor grant — that credentialed 1,200+ health information professionals across 145+ employers nationwide.

A sought-after speaker and educator, she has presented to C-suite healthcare executives, the Ministry of Health Malaysia, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and national conferences. She is known for bridging technical expertise with practical implementation, building cross-functional partnerships and evidence-based solutions that drive sustainable impact for organizations and professionals across the country.