Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly burdened the healthcare system. Due to the increased need for patient care, in 2020 the KBC of the Sisters of Mercy opened a hospital in Arena Zagreb. The infrastructure not adapted for health care, the establishment of a new administrative unit, a large number of patients and limited human resources presented a challenge for the health workers in the hospital in Arena. In order to relieve the work of nurses and technicians, a digital aid was introduced in the form of an electronic record, enabling the recording of patient data bypassing paper administration. The use of an electronic record enabled faster work and sharing of information with other health professionals. Aim: The aim of the research was to investigate the attitudes of nurses and technicians regarding the use of electronic records. Methods: Respondents are nurses and technicians who worked in the Arena Zagreb hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research was conducted electronically using an anonymous questionnaire and Google Forms. The USE IT-questionnaire authored by Margreet B. Michel Verkerke was used for the research. The questionnaire that was used for the research contains five questions about demographic data and 13 questions were taken from the questionnaire. Results: 60 questionnaires were analyzed in the research. The research established that the electronic record was useful to the respondents in their work, that it enabled them to work easier and more efficiently, that there was more time for patient care, and that they could not imagine working without it. More than 80% of the respondents believe that the electronic record has more advantages than the paper record, such as the speed of finding data, ease of use, and usefulness in their work. The only position with which less than 70% of the respondents, more precisely 66.7% of the respondents, agreed was the one where they were asked whether they believe that the electronic record allows more time for patient care. Conclusion: This research established that the use of electronic records in the work of nurses and technicians was well accepted and desirable.