Objective: To study the effect of internet pharmaceutical care provided by children's hospital

so as to ensure the safety and top three departments ranked by the number of offline prescriptions were dermatology (37郾40%)

respiratory medicine ( 23郾33%) and endocrinology (18郾70%). All the drugs involved were in line with the scope of disease diagnosis and treatment in the department. The review showed that the qualified rate of internet prescription was 99郾11%

higher than 98郾92% of the offline prescription. Conclusion: The implementation of internet pharmaceutical care has met the pharmaceutical care needs of children with chronic diseases during epidemic of coronavirus disease 2019 and constructed the new pharmaceutical care practice model for pharmaceutical staff. effectiveness of drug use for children. Methods: A total of 1

016 internet prescriptions were collected in our hospital from Mar. to Apr. 2020

and 1

016 offline prescriptions were randomly selected during the same period. The department distribution

diagnosis

drug use and prescription rationality of the patients were statistically analyzed. Results: The top three departments ranked by the number of internet prescriptions in our hospital were endocrinology (68.21%)

dermatology (15.16%) and respiratory medicine (6.40%); the