This study aimed to describe the experience of families in the immunization of children under two years. Descriptive study with qualitative data analysis. Twenty-two subjects participated in unstructured interviews. Results were grouped into three categories: Practical knowledge on children's immunization; Responsibility and compulsory immunization of children; Increasing the scope of children's immunization practices. The findings highlight factors that increase vaccination rates: experience and personal fulfillment in maternity, fear of getting ill, recognizing it as good care, access, schedule flexibility, dissemination, immunization record card, immunization campaigns and availability of vaccines, and factors that increase non-vaccination rates: parent's inexperience, refusal to apply simultaneous immunization, fragmented care, absence of dialog, discrimination, false counter-indications and compulsoriness. Immunization centered on compliance with the calendar or in authoritarian situations is not tied to family care. The bond between health care professionals and families needs to be strengthened to increase the participation in child health protection and promotion measures. Experiencias de familias en la inmunización de niños brasileños menores de dos añosEl objetivo fue describir las experiencias de familias sobre inmunización de niños menores de dos años. Estudio de naturaleza descriptiva, con análisis cualitativa de los datos, entrevistas no estructuradas con 22 sujetos. Resultados agrupados en: Conocimientos prácticos sobre inmunización, Responsabilidad y obligatoriedad en la inmunización, Ampliación de la práctica de inmunización. Fueron destacados elementos que fortalecen la inmunización: experiencia y realización personal en el papel de ser madre, temor a enfermarse, reconocimiento como un buen cuidado, acceso, flexibilidad del horario, divulgación, cartón de vacunas, campañas de vacunación y disponibilidad de vacunas, y elementos de la no-inmunización: inexperiencia de los padres, recusa de aplicaciones simultáneas de vacunas, asistencia fragmentada, ausencia de diálogo, discriminación, falsas contra-indicaciones y obligatoriedad. La inmunización centrada en el cumplimiento del calendario vacunal o en situaciones autoritarias está desvinculada del cuidado familiar.El vínculo con las familias precisa ser fortalecido para ampliación de la adhesión a las medidas de protección y promoción de la salud del niño.Descriptores: Salud del Niño; Inmunización; Atención Primaria de Salud.

This study aimed at identifying nursing actions in the follow-up of growth and development of children under five years old who were assisted at two Basic Health Units in Franca, Brazil. The empirical study was based on observation of nursing activities in the vaccination, pre-consultation, post-consultation and newborn screening test collection sectors, using video recording. We concluded that basic follow-up actions concerning growth and development, breastfeeding stimulation, food orientation, vaccination and prevalent disease prevention are permeating nursing care, although in a fragmented way in communication and ties established with clients.

Right to health intertwines with right to the city: guaranteed access to healthy urban spaces reduces inequities among the population, so that disadvantaged groups can also enjoy positive urbanization effects. In this sense, interconnection between right to the city and right to health promotes equity. This article seeks to explore the interconnection between right to the city and right to health on the basis of an integrative review guided by the question 'What knowledge about right to the city and right to health has been produced in the light of equity?' For this purpose, we analyzed evidence available in the literature indexed in PubMed/Medline, Lilacs, and SciELO between 1986 and 2016. Over this three-decade span, we identified the presence of different degrees of right to the city and right to health in the formulation of policies and in social movement agendas. Formulations regarding population growth moved away from the rights agenda, but in a later phase of democratic consolidation, the fight for rights to health re-emerged. In a third moment of the political visibility of excluded geographical spaces and multiple identity agendas, the struggle to ensure everyone's right to the city came on strong in the game.

Health Promotion observations of patients from a Rehabilitation Center in rural São