E-health is a new area that combines clinical practices, business, public health, and medical informatics. It can be used to address the growing demand for dependable, affordable health care on a worldwide scale. Ehealth has since been added to the planning calendars of other organizations. Hence, using the district of Iganga as a case study, this study intends to evaluate a created framework for assisting E-health service delivery in a rural setting of Algeria. E-health specialists evaluated the framework using the Delphi method as part of a quantitative research strategy. Three criteria made up the evaluation standard: traceability, usability, and functionality. Data analysis was done using SPSS v20, and descriptive statistics were produced. The findings showed that the framework was useful, intelligible, and practical in addressing the key issues preventing the implementation of e-health services in a rural environment. In order to assist health professionals and the government who seek to establish E-health services in remote areas, the study offers a baseline survey.
