 The study aimed to investigate vaccination uptake, knowledge, attitude and practice, KAP, toward certain vaccinations among patients with rheumatic diseases in a tertiary hospital in China and to identify the factors influencing willingness to be vaccinated. Results showed that only 6.4% of the participants had taken vaccine in recent five years, and major reasons given for not being vaccinated included unnecessary, 8.9% and troublesome to take vaccines, 8.5%. Patients would take influenza or pneumococcal vaccines if they had heard of them before, had knowledge of infection, and have belief in vaccine safety and reliability. The study concluded that vaccine coverage among people with rheumatic diseases was low in China, and methods to improve KAP toward infections and vaccinations should be taken. This article was authored by Yu Tong Jiang, Eleven Zhong, Qing LV, and others.