OBJECTIVE： To provide reference for improving the sorting effciency of finished infusion in Pharmacy Intravenous Admixture Services （PIVAS）. METHODS： The composition of DisMed System 8000 automatic sorting system （“automatic sorting system” for short） and its working process in our hospital were introduced. The changes of the daily average sorting workload before and after the application of automatic sorting system， the average sorting time of each bag of finished infusion， the sorting work intensity （eg. the number of daily walking per capita）， the sorting error， the clinical department satisfaction and the quality of pharmacists’ pharmaceutical care were compared to evaluate the effects of automatic sorting system on finished infusion sorting in PIVAS of our hospital. RESULTS： After the automatic sorting system was used， the daily average sorting workload did not change significantly； however， the average time required for sorting each bag of finished infusion was shortened by 5.56 s （64.13％）； the number of daily walking per capita decreased by 22.12％； the total error rate decreased by 86.48％； satisfaction of clinical departments to PIVAS increased by 11.86％； the pharmacists’ medical record examination rate， unreasonable medical intervention success rate， the times of clinical visits and case number of answers to consultations increased by 25.62％， 42.71％， 300.00％ and 189.74％， respectively. CONCLUSIONS： The application of automatic sorting system makes the environment more comfortable and the process is optimized. High efficiency and low error rate are realized. It also liberates the pharmacist， improves the quality of pharmaceutical care and promotes automatic construction of PIVAS.