Over the last decade, the healthcare environment has seen a transformation of work practices and an explosion in the use of information and communication technologies. Nursing informatics (NI) is a rapidly growing field in healthcare, which refers to the use of technology in managing and integrating health information. In other words, it is a combination of IT and nursing science. NI may assist health care workers in supporting the decision-making process and reducing the amount of paperwork. This is achieved through the use of information software and information processes. In the given paper, practical implementation of principles of Nursing Informatics is studied within the project for a host organization. The host organization of Zucker Hillside Hospital in Northwell has identified a need for electronic health records (EHRs) implementation. Based on the current problems in the US healthcare system, there are two key prerequisites for such a project. Health Care Reform, which was adopted in 2010, provides accessible health care for people who were previously uninsured (Galan, 2018). In particular, in 2014, the Affordable Health Care Act made available access for coverage on pre-existing conditions (Galan, 2018). That is why a growing number of people who should be given cost-effective healthcare services might become a severe challenge for health care providers. Therefore, it is crucial to successfully implement an efficient documentation system that would allow for documenting and processing a large amount of data. Electronic Health Record System can be a solution to this problem. The second prerequisite deals with an increase in the death rate among US people, which is caused by health medical errors. According to Shanafelt, Sinsky, and Swensen (2017), approximately 700 people per day die because of preventable mistakes made by nurses, doctors, pharmacists, and other healthcare workers. This fact speaks to the importance of improving patient safety and the healthcare system in general. In this regard, nursing informatics may be used as a vital tool for making necessary improvements. Taking into account the mediocre quality and safety of care in Zucker Hillside Hospital, EHRs are expected to improve the level of care and the productivity of caregivers. EHRs implementation will also lead to improved nursing communication and workflow. The project objectives are as follows.  1. Reduction of medical errors is a crucial objective of the project. If achieved, it will lead to a decrease in the death rate among patients of Zucker Hillside Hospital in Northwell.  2. Saving time for nurses on the ward round, nursing handover, and a patient conference will increase the productivity of the nursing workforce.  3. The reduction of time spent by administrative staff on polling charts for patients will give them more time for other tasks.  4. The reduction of paperwork for physicians would give them the possibility to serve a greater number of patients and receive information on time in the form of electronic reports. Supporting evidence on the need and solutions is presented in the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH), which is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). The HITECH Act encourages healthcare facilities to implement EHR and