Evaluating Vaccination Coverage and Willingness to Participate in Immunization Programs Among People Living in Prison: A Cross-Sectional Survey in Italy.

Those with chronic disease, who had received information about vaccines in prison, and with a longer detention were significantly more likely to have received a vaccination.

Conversely, women, those not-at-risk from alcohol consumption, and those having at least one child were significantly less likely to have received at least one vaccination schedule in prison.

Less than half of the participants (41.9%) expressed willingness to receive recommended vaccinations if offered in prison.