OBJECTIVE： To provide reference for the supply of emergency drugs. METHODS： The data of emergency drugs in the inpatients of our hospital were collected from hospital information system during 2012-2016， including the proportion and age of emergency patients， drug， clinical departments and disease types. The trend of emergency drugs was analyzed by using SPSS 16.0 software. RESULTS： The proportion of emergency patients and discharged patients were increasing year by year. The number of patients in ＜10 year-old and 10-19 year-old showed a declining trend year by year. The number of patients in 30-39 year-old， 50-59 year-old and ＞60 year-old showed an increasing trend year by year. Among emergency drugs， the use frequency of Heparin sodium injection， Dexamethasone sodium phosphate injection and Flumethasone injection showed a declining trend year by year； the use frequency of Hemagglutination for injection， Penehyclidine ether injection， Atracurium besylate injection and Propofol  injection showed an increasing trend year by year. Among clinical department， the number of pediatric patients showed a declining trend year by year； the number of patients in obstetrics department， emergency department， cardiology department， micro hand surgery department and pediatric surgery department showed an increasing trend year by year. Among emergency disease types， the number of patients with respiratory system disease， infectious and parasitic diseases showed a declining trend year by year； the number of patients with circulation system disease， injury and poisoning， certain other consequences of external factors， digestive system diseases， pregnancy， childbirth and puerperium disease as well as some cases originated in the perinatal period showed an increasing trend year by year. CONCLUSIONS： With the change of the proportion， age and disease type of emergency patients， the type and utilization rate of emergency drugs have changed. It is necessary to adopt effective measures to guarantee the supply of emergency drugs.