Meta-evaluation of primary health care evaluative studies: Shopping Review protocol

This is a
scoping review protocol, a type of study designed to answer broad research questions with less restrictive
selection criteria. The inclusion of scientific articles and the gray literature aim to map key concepts, types of evidence, and research gaps,
systematically synthesizing the existing knowledge on a topic.
The study will
be developed according to Arksey and O'Malley and Levac et al. steps (Formulation of research questions; Identification of relevant
studies; Study selection; Data extraction and coding; Analysis and interpretation of results; Consultation with stakeholders).

Will based
on the Joanna
Briggs Institute manual
(JBI), and guided
by the PRISMA

Extension for Scoping Reviews
(PRISMA-ScR).