The main goal of this research is to design a model for electronic governance in the health system. The research method is part of developmental research in terms of results, exploratory research in terms of purpose, and qualitative research of case study in terms of method. The research data collection tool is interview, and the theme analysis method has been used to analyze the data. Based on the obtained results, the main fields of electronic governance in the field of health include social participation, awareness, legal infrastructure, investment in various fields, social trust and comprehensive strategic design. Also, the main capabilities of this model include electronic health management, improving efficiency, optimal access to services, electronic administration and improving effectiveness. The obstacles of this model include the lack of allocated funds, lack of necessary support, lack of inclusive participation, lack of appropriate information technology infrastructure, cultural platform not being ready, lack of sufficient training and low level of cyber security. In the following, the results and consequences of this pattern were identified, including individual, organizational and social consequences and finally, the final model was presented. It should be noted that the model presented in this research can be a suitable road map for the development of e-governance in the health field of the country.
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