The measurement of attitudes toward the implementation of an electronic medical record could help in planning the implementation process and schedule. For example, rollout of the system might be carried out first in the clinics where the clinic staff are found to have more positive attitudes towards the implementation. The aim of this project was to adapt a survey instrument that can measure pre implementation attitudes of potential end users toward the implementation of an EMR, carry out a measurement study to establish the reliability and validity of this instrument, and to determine whether the factors in this instrument correlate with readiness or not.