Objective: To evaluate the effects of extended nursing mode on the asthmatic children with allergic rhinitis (AR). Methods: Totally116 children aged 6-14 years old with asthma and AR were enrolled to this study from November 2015 to October 2016 in our hospital. They were divided into the regular nursing group and the extended nursing group according to the voluntary principle. The patients in regular nursing group were received routine nursing care in or out of hospital, while the patients in extended nursing group received extended care besides routine nursing. The children were required to record diary about asthma and AR And participate in asthma action projects. Before and after intervention we observed the quantitative score of symptoms and signs, the times of acute attack, the times of oblivion medication, the average days of stay in hospital, the days of fail to School or kindergarten, the lung function and the fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) in children with asthma and AR within 1 year. These above marks were assessed five times respectively at starting (baseline) , 3 months, 6 months, 9 months and 12 months (1 year) The differences between two groups were compared with appropriate statistical methods. Results: 1 year later, out of 58 cases in extended nursing group, 40 patients (68.97%)were in good control and 18 cases (31.03%) in partial control. Out of 58 cases in regular nursing group, 22 cases (37.93%) were in good control and 36 patients (62.07%) in partial control. There were significant differences between two groups in the effect of disease (χ²=11.23, all P<0.01), the experimental group was significantly better than the control group. The symptoms and signs of allergic rhinitis average scores in regular nursing group were 1.88 ± 0.72, extended nursing group were 0.79 ± 0.71, the difference was statistically significant (t=8.080, P<0.01) with the extended nursing group much better that the regular nursing group. The symptoms and signs of asthma average scores in regular nursing group were1.83 ± 0.75, extended nursing group were 0.88 ± 0.67, the difference was also statistically significant (t=7.133, P<0.01) with the extended nursing group much better that the regular nursing group. In extended nursing groups within 1 year the numbers of acute attack (0.60±0.59), the times of oblivion medication (11.05±7.40), the average days of stay in hospital (8.83±2.79) days,the average days of failing to school or kindergarten (8.69±5.46) days, while in regular nursing group within 1 year the numbers of acute attack(2.94±1.52), the times of oblivion medication (35.28±8.84), the average days of stay in hospital(20.95±5.46 days), the average days of fail to school or kindergarten(24.72±5.92) days, the differences were also statistically significant (t=10.50-15.87, P<0.01). The lung function in extended nursing group (PEF: 82.02±6.04, FEVI: 88.19±5.10, FEV25: 80.67±4.88, FEV50: 80.07±3.73, FEV75: 81.52±3.85) and in regular nursing group (PEF: 79.02±6.12,, FEV1: 80.52±4.72, FEV25: 75.05±7.79, FEV50: 77.59±4.60, FEV75: 78.41±4.19) . The differences were also statistically significant (t=2.90-6.15, P<0.01).The FeNO(13.66±2.87) ppb in extended nursing group and (14.95±3.12) ppb in regular nursing group. There were statistical significant differences between the two groups (t=2.30, P<0.05) with extended nursing group much better than regular nursing group. Conclusion The effect of extended care group is better than that of regular nursing group, and extended care is much more benefit to control asthma and allergic rhinitis in children.