Table 7.

Analysis of convenience by risk groups

	Older adults	Adults with risk factors	Pregnant women	Mothers of children <6 years
Availability	Can be vaccinated in health facilities and during campaign	Ease of access to health services Ease of being vaccinated in campaigns as vaccine not always available in health facilities	Vaccine not always available in health facilities Vaccine availability in workplaces	Establishments and educational institutions identified for vaccination
Closeness	Health facilities are nearby Vaccination is easy and fast	Identify nearby health facilities	Closeness of health facilities Important that health unit is close by or assigned	Easy access to vaccination
Cost	Free public services Vaccines expensive in private services	No comments	No comments	Unaware of free vaccine
Decision	Vaccination decision taken at home by older adults	Individual decisions made Family members participate in health decision-making Decision by heads of family and older members	Pregnant woman decides on her health and the health of her family Decision to be vaccinated assumed by each of the participants Mothers decide Older people have greater capacity of decisions	Individual decision-making
Information	Campaigns are not known Vaccination information comes from health facilities	Vaccination campaigns are important	No comments	Insufficient information Lack of information about campaigns
Treatment	Good interpersonal quality in services and campaigns	No comments	No comments	Barriers to adequate treatment at health services Need for training of health personnel Cultural barriers Poor quality of care in health units
Practices	Vaccination more frequent in vaccination campaigns	Vaccinated only during vaccination campaigns	Pregnant women are vaccinated due to having a sick person at home or from being workers	Do not participate in vaccination campaigns

Source: Focus groups.