Digital information and communication technologies (digital ICT) have affected all spheres of human society since their inception, accelerating flow of information and ease of information availability, enabling quick reactions in upcoming new situations. Medicine and healthcare are segments in which the exchange of digital information must be safe and accurate and at the same time purposeful. Digitization in healthcare has made great strides since its inception. Coronavirus pandemic has caused an acceleration of the process of using digital ICT in healthcare, as well as greater integration of digital ICT into the daily work of medical professionals. Physiotherapists as health professionals who in their work have primarily close contact with patients, describe in this study their attitudes, use and usability of digital ICT in their work during the pandemic caused by COVID-19. The research was conducted on 106 physiotherapists, data collection was made by questionnaires which were distributed online via Google Forms and via paper form physically in health institutions. The research was voluntary and anonymous. The research used a modified Scale of Efficiency in Care from the questionnaire Attitudes about digital information and communication technologies (Information technology attitude scales - ITASH), furthermore usability questionnaire (Telehealth Usability Questionnaire - TUQ) was also used. In addition to ITASH and TUQ, sociodemographic data, data on use were collected, and the relationships between attitudes towards digital ICT, use and usability, and sociodemographic characteristics of physiotherapists ware researched. Physiotherapists' attitudes toward digital ICT affect usability only on the satisfaction subscale. There is no statistically significant difference in attitudes or usability towards digital ICTs with respect to gender, but male physiotherapists used digital ICT more often than female physiotherapists. Older physiotherapists believe that the use of digital ICT in their work during Covid-19 provides greater security, and more often believe that the use of digital ICT has managed to implement the desired physiotherapy interventions in patients. The most usable part of the use of digital ICT in work during the COVID-19 pandemic is related to personal safety, patient safety and reduction of financial losses. The results of the research are in line with the guidelines of the World Health Organization. It is necessary to design new, simpler, and more precise instrument for the use of digital ICT in the work of physiotherapists.