Background: Availability of pharmaceuticals is a major issue in health care logistics as they playrna critical role in improving delivery of health care services as well as gaining trust of clients.rnUtilizing routine health information is a mechanism that helps to achieve universal healthcarerncoverage by ensuring availability of essential pharmaceuticals by avoiding wastage and shortages. rnObjective: To assess utilization of routine health information for pharmaceutical procurement andrnassociated factors in public hospitals in Gamo and Gofa zone, SNNPR, Ethiopia, 2020. rnMethods: Institution based cross-section study design using quantitative method was conductedrnin Gamo and Gofa zone public hospitals. By using simple random sampling method, 272rnrespondents were selected from simple randomly selected five public hospitals (two general andrnthree district) and one Ethiopia pharmaceutical supply agency Arba Minch branch. Structured selfadministeredrnquestionnairernwasrnusedrnafterrngivingrntrainingrnforrndatarncollectors.rnThernsupervisorrnandrnrndatarncollectorsrnwererntrainedrnhealthrninformationrntechnicianrninrneachrnhospital.rnTherncollectedrndatarnwerernrncheckedrnforrnitsrncompletenessrnandrnconsistency,rnthenrnenteredrninrntornEpi.Datarn3.1rnandrnexportedrntornSPSSrnrnversionrn20 forrnfurtherrnanalysis.rnrnrnResult: Among the respondents, 192 (72.2%) were males and 112 (42.1%) respondents werernpharmacy professionals. 186 (66.9%) were claimed to utilize routine health information and rnamong those using routine health information, 130(69.9%) were uses the information forrnpharmaceutical procurement. In binary logistic regression analysis of utilization of routine healthrninformation for pharmaceutical procurement is statistically significant with variables (p-valuern