According to the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia No. 73 of 2016 concerning Pharmaceutical Service Standars in Pharmacies, what is meant by a prescription is a written request from a doctor or dentist to a phamacist, both in paper and eletronic form, to provide and deliver drugs to patient according to applicable regulations. The highest malaria cases are concentrated in eastern Indonesia, Papua being the province with the highest malaria cases. Before submitting a prescription, it is necessary to examine administrative, pharmaceutical and clinical aspects, so as to reduce medication errors and increase patient safety rates. The purpose of this study was to find out the description of the completeness of prescriptions for children with malaria at the Kimia Farma Jaya Pharmacy. This type of research is descriptive research with secondary data collection derived from prescriptions for children with malaria for 1 year. The sample of this study was the total population of prescriptions for pediatric patients with malaria as many as 73 prescriptions based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. The results of this study showed that the characteristics of pediatric patients based on age were mostly those aged 6-12 years with 54 prescriptions (74%). According to the completeness of the prescription, regarding the data in the inscriptio, praescriptio, signatura sections it was 100% complete, regarding the data for the pro section as many as 38 prescriptions (52%) the prescriptions were incomplete because they did not include weight and complete prescriptions that affixed the doctor's initials/signature as many as 4 prescriptions (5%). Conclusion : Prescriptions for children with malaria in the period January- December 2021 at the Kimia Farma Waena Jaya Pharmacy contained many incomplete recipes, especially in the subscriptio section of 95% and 38% pro. Keywords : Completion of Recipes, Children's Malaria Recipes, Pharmacies