Objective: To probe into the pharmaceutical care of medication guidance for children in the respiratory department. Methods: A total of 120 children received inhalant use education under the medication guidance in the respiratory department of our hospital from Sept. to Dec. 2020 were collected. The medication guidance and evaluation of inhalant were carried out by pharmacists

then a second evaluation was performed one month later

therefore

the effects of pharmaceutical intervention were evaluated. Results:After the guidance and correction of pharmacists

the number of incorrect steps in children decreased significantly. The number of errors per capita for budesonide and formoterol powder inhalation (Symbicol·Turbule) decreased from 3.44 before medication guidance to 0.78 after medication guidance

and the number of errors per capita for salmeterol ticasone powder inhalation (Sullide) decreased from 3.11 before medication guidance to 0.71 after medication guidance

with statistically significant differences. Conclusion: Outpatient pharmacists integrate various forms and approaches to help children correctly master the use of inhalation devices

and help children and parents to accept long-term regular inhalation treatment

which is an effective attempt to actively and continuously provide pharmaceutical care.