Aim: To determine whether physiotherapists use hospital information system in their daily work and how satisfied they are with them. Methods: The investigation was conducted with a questionnaire on a non-representative sample of physiotherapists. The questionnaire has 4 parts. The first part of the questionnaire includes demographic information about respondents, the second part questions related to professional qualifications, the work internship, the type of institution in which the participants work, the possession of computers at the workplace and the use of the WinBIS Hospital Information System. The third part of the questionnaire consists of eight "yes" and "no" questions about hospital information system. The fourth part of the questionnaire consists of an expressions of opinion regarding the satisfaction with design, visibility, general orientation in the program and the availability of the information measured on the Likert scale. Results: There were 112 physiotherapists in the study, 24 (21%) of them were male. Majority [101 (90%)] of the participants possesses computer at work subjects. Of 112, 61 (54%) physiotherapists use hospital information System (WinBIS In2 Group). When asked about the design of WinBIS, a third of physiotherapists expressed their opinion with an attitude of satisfaction, a little more than a quarter of respondents expressed their opinion dissatisfied, while the third quarter had no opinion on this issue. Participants rated the viewpoint most satisfactorily at 22 (36%), while 16 (26%) respondents expressed dissatisfaction. The overall orientation in the program and the availability of information is most expressed by the attitude "Neither am I satisfied/nor I am displeased. The respondents mostly agree that WinBIS helps in their daily work, with a grade point “4” being given by 23 (38%) participants. A third of participants believe that WinBIS does not take a considerable amount of time at work. Also a third of participants believes that WinBIS accelerates the processes in the hospital system, but slightly more than a third (39%) has a neutral attitude. More than half of the respondents believe that WinBIS is useful to the hospital personnel. Conclusion: The examination of the physiotherapists’ opinion and the satisfaction of the use of WinBIS hospital information system was evaluated with an average grade, which is an indication that physical therapists are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with the existing solution in hospitals.