This essay explores nursing experiences with Electronic Health Records (EHR) and their impact on healthcare. It highlights the growing importance of health informatics and the implementation of EHR systems in modern healthcare settings, referencing the HITECH Act. The author shares their experience as a staff nurse using the Cerner system for charting, order processing, and medication reconciliation, noting its efficiency in saving time. The essay also discusses the positive impacts of EHR, such as increased time spent on direct patient care, and ethical concerns, including time-consuming data entry and potential inaccuracies. It further addresses issues like insufficient IT support and the need for user-friendly systems, while also acknowledging the benefits of easier-to-read electronic notes. The essay concludes by emphasizing the importance of training and education for nurses to effectively integrate EHR into their practice, ultimately improving healthcare outcomes.