Objective: To determine the attitudes of nurses in General Hospital Zadar regarding guidance of regulated nursing documentation in electronic form. Materials and methods: In this research 133 nurses, employed in General Hospital Zadar, were included. Measuring instrument used in this research was a questionnaire (taken from and with permission of Ljubičić) expanded with four questions. Dichotomous scale was used in the manner of encircling yes or no types of questions, Likert assessment scale defined by ranking questions from 1-5 and encircling one or more of the offered answers. Results: Almost all of participants (99%) claim that they maintain nursing documentation because they see it as an obligation, also 55,6% maintain it solely in electronic form, although participants with high school education claim that it takes too much of the time that could be used with the patient (M=4,0). Possession of basic computer knowledge and skills was claimed by 51,91% of participants. Participants with master's degree and those who participated in education are more prone to the idea that data is stored on laptop (M=4,3), and they claim that it serves for permanent monitoring of the patient's status. Conclusion: In observed period of 8 years (2010-2018), attitudes about maintenance of nursing documentation are not more positive despite informatisation that was carried out. Increasement in level of education ensures more knowledge and skills in the use of information technology. Nursing documentation enables availability of data in every moment, it makes work easier and improves its productivity. Exposure to education contributes to more positive attitudes about maintenance of electronic nursing documentation compared to paper form and it also influences the quality of nursing work.