OBJECTIVE: To investigate the application status of drugs for patients with hypertension in 125 community health service centers from 16 districts of Beijing. METHODS: Totally 63 488 outpatient prescriptions（ number of visits） were collected from 125 community health service centers in 16 districts of Beijing in 2018

of which 11 237（17.7%） were prescriptions for hypertension. The medication status of patients with hypertension was summarized and analyzed

including the proportion of antihypertensive drug prescriptions（ number of visits）

the ranking of consumption sum

and the status of drug combination. RESULTS: Of the drugs used by patients with hypertension

the drugs with the highest number of prescriptions was nifedipine accounted for 16.6% of the total prescriptions. Amlodipine was the second number of prescriptions accounted for 15.3% of the total prescriptions. The third number of prescriptions was calcium channel blockers. Drug combination was mainly focus on the combination of two drugs. The combination of calcium channel blockers and angiotensin Ⅱ receptor blockers was relatively common.CONCLUSIONS: The application of hypertension in outpatient prescriptions of community health service centers is relatively rational

which can follow the drug instructions and related guidelines for medication.