Abstract: AIM: To provide reference for rational application of human albumin in pediatrics.  METHODS: On the basis of the human albumin instructions, refer to the relevant guidelines and literature on the use of human albumin in pediatrics, draft the first draft of the Drug Use Evaluation standard and list it into an expert consultation questionnaire, which is finalized through two rounds of expert discussions. This standard was used to retrospectively evaluate the medical records of hospitalized children who used human albumin in the Pediatric Department of our hospital from June 2019 to January 2020. RESULTS: The standards established in this study included three primary indicators of medication indications, medication process, medication results and 6 secondary indicators of indications, contraindications, treatment process monitoring, drug application, efficacy, and adverse reactions. A total of 269 medical records of hospitalized children were included in this evaluation, of which newborns accounted for the highest proportion (56.88%). 229 cases met the indications, accounting for 85.13%; 251 cases were tested for serum albumin concentration before medication, accounting for 93.31%; after medication, the relevant indicators reached the standard, and the symptoms improved significantly in 226 cases, accounting for 84.01%. CONCLUSION: The Drug Use Evaluation criteria for pediatric human albumin established by our hospital has strong practicability, which is conducive to discovering problems or deficiencies in clinical medication and promoting rational clinical use of medication.

Key words: children, human albumin, drug use evaluation, rational use of drugs