Factors associated with vaccination coverage among the general population

The objective of this study was to analyze the factors associated with vaccination coverage among the general population. An integrative literature review was conducted, and articles retrieved from the Virtual Health Library, Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences Literature, Scientific Electronic Library Online, and Online System for the Search and Analysis of Medical Literature were analyzed based on the descriptors vaccine hesitancy; vaccination coverage and vaccination, from the Boolean operators. In the present study, the factors associated with the analyzed outcome were marital status, low education, income level, physical activity, interaction with the health service, living with one or more siblings, being children of adolescent mothers, smokers, who did not plan pregnancy, who became pregnant in the first year after the birth of the child under study, who are not inserted in the labor market and who have not actively participated in prenatal activities and the spread of fake news. The results of the study are important for the planning of the immunization program, pointing out more vulnerable groups to encourage adherence to vaccination.