Aim:

To design a standardized format of the PRAXIS good practice guideline that facilitates its publication as a article in a scientific journal.

Methodology:

Based on a pilot guide prepared for academic purposes, Delphi technique was used in conjunction with a questionnaire to support experts' agreement of the components that should be included in the article format and of the adequacy of its contents.

Results:

Twelve basics elements were obtained and grouped into three blocks: preliminary part, body of the article and final part. The extension of 5,500 words is proposed, with greater dedication on the practical contents.

Expected utility:

Knowledge synthesis technology achieved by the PRAXIS model is simple and acceptable for clinical practice, empowering health professionals. The uniqueness and illustrative nature of the cases guarantees the generation of knowledge and will make it possible to carry out qualitative meta-synthesis on complex health problems in shared-care settings.