Anti-Vaccine Movement and its Implications for Vaccination Coverage of the Brazilian Population: A Scoping Review

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Explores vaccination trends, coverage, and implications for public health in Brazil's population.

Anti-Vaccine Movement and its Implications for Vaccination Coverage of the Brazilian Population: A Scoping Review

Amanda Dagnon da Silva
Amanda Dagnon da Silva University of Marília
Marília Dagnon da Silva
Marília Dagnon da Silva
Camila Tiemi Wassano
Camila Tiemi Wassano
Rafaela Freitas Gonzalez
Rafaela Freitas Gonzalez
Elisângela Aparecida da Silva Lizzi
Elisângela Aparecida da Silva Lizzi
Roberta Cristina Barboza Galdêncio
Roberta Cristina Barboza Galdêncio
Sidney Marcel Domingues
Sidney Marcel Domingues
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Objective: Our intention was to analyze production on the anti-vaccine movement and its implications for vaccination of the Brazilian population in the indexed scientific literature. Methods: We used the systematic scoping review to search the following databases: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, Burry, Lilacs/BVS and Scielo.JBI and PRISMA-SCR international protocols were adopted for the search and screening of scope-related articles. The guiding question was built through the acronym PCC (population, concept and context). The information was extracted, categorized regarding the relationship with the theme of the anti -vaccine movement and the implications for vaccination coverage of the Brazilian and/or general population.

Anti-Vaccine Movement and its Implications for Vaccination Coverage of the Brazilian Population: A Scoping Review

Objective: Our intention was to analyze production on the anti-vaccine movement and its implications for vaccination of the Brazilian population in the indexed scientific literature. Methods: We used the systematic scoping review to search the following databases: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, Burry, Lilacs/BVS and Scielo.JBI and PRISMA-SCR international protocols were adopted for the search and screening of scope-related articles. The guiding question was built through the acronym PCC (population, concept and context). The information was extracted, categorized regarding the relationship with the theme of the anti -vaccine movement and the implications for vaccination coverage of the Brazilian and/or general population.

Amanda Dagnon da Silva
Amanda Dagnon da Silva University of Marília
Marília Dagnon da Silva
Marília Dagnon da Silva
Camila Tiemi Wassano
Camila Tiemi Wassano
Rafaela Freitas Gonzalez
Rafaela Freitas Gonzalez
Elisângela Aparecida da Silva Lizzi
Elisângela Aparecida da Silva Lizzi
Roberta Cristina Barboza Galdêncio
Roberta Cristina Barboza Galdêncio
Sidney Marcel Domingues
Sidney Marcel Domingues

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Amanda Dagnon da Silva. 2026. “. Global Journal of Medical Research – K: Interdisciplinary GJMR-K Volume 23 (GJMR Volume 23 Issue K6): .

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Anti-Vaccine Movement and its Implications for Vaccination Coverage of the Brazilian Population: A Scoping Review

Amanda Dagnon da Silva
Amanda Dagnon da Silva University of Marília
Marília Dagnon da Silva
Marília Dagnon da Silva
Camila Tiemi Wassano
Camila Tiemi Wassano
Rafaela Freitas Gonzalez
Rafaela Freitas Gonzalez
Elisângela Aparecida da Silva Lizzi
Elisângela Aparecida da Silva Lizzi
Roberta Cristina Barboza Galdêncio
Roberta Cristina Barboza Galdêncio
Sidney Marcel Domingues
Sidney Marcel Domingues

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