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To identify influenza vaccine adherence rates among health professionals and students and to verify which factors contribute to the increase or decrease of adherence to the immunobiological. The methodology used was the integrative review, searching the base of the Virtual Health Library. We analyzed 58 articles. There was variation in the rates, with some confluence in the results by country, with differences when comparing the professional categories. The belief in self-protection and the free availability of the vaccine contributed to adherence, while the belief that professionals are not a risk group, objection to the vaccine and its adverse events, lack of time and costs contributed to nonadherence. The organizational structure of the institutions seems to have relevance in adherence. However, part of the work focuses on the personal motives that lead the individual to join. Complementarily, other scientific investigations are suggested, with emphasis on institutions and their mechanisms for encouraging vaccination.

ADESÃO À VACINA CONTRA INFLUENZA POR PROFISSIONAIS E ESTUDANTES DE SAÚDE: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA