Objective:

to understand the everyday life in the vaccination rooms from the perspective of the nursing professional.

Materials and methods:

study of holistic and qualitative multiple cases, based on comprehensive and everyday life sociology, with 56 participants from four microregions of the Expanded West Region of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Results:

the lack of vaccination, computerization, communication and operation schedule of vaccination room interfere in the everyday life and in the assistance to the user. Actions in vaccination room directly involve confidence from users towards professional. There arises the integrality of attention in the vaccination room, and that space as a place for the construction of the link.

Conclusions:

aspects inherent to the professional and the structure, organization, support and continuing education influence the everyday life of the safe work on vaccination and vaccine coverage. It is necessary to incorporate the systematic supervision of the nurse in the vaccination rooms and continuing education of professionals.

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