Purpose: The purpose of the study was to identify the benefits obtained from the use of electronic health records on healthcare delivery by physicians in Nigerian hospitals and the obstacles connected with the use of electronic health records on healthcare delivery by physicians in Nigerian hospitals. 

Method: The data were collected from 315 doctors and nurses at general hospitals in Abraka (25), Obiaruku (95), and Eku (195). 250 physicians (Registrars-Consultants) were chosen at random from all departments. The survey used a validated questionnaire. On a 4-point Likert scale, strongly agree, agree, disagree, and strongly disagree. 

Findings: Findings revealed that respondents have a strong understanding of ICTS abilities related to the usage of EHRS in hospitals, which simplifies their job and encourages patients to visit hospitals for their health concerns. The study also finds that poor ICT infrastructure is preventing EHR adoption in Nigerian general hospitals. 

Implication: Hospitals need to provide valuable services that deliver medical information to patients and the general public. Physicians and nurses should seek out opportunities to develop their self-awareness and leadership abilities.

Originality: The researcher proposed that Nigerian general hospitals should enhance their technology infrastructure to facilitate the spread and implementation of EHR.