Perhaps try the BMJ series.

Try Simulation in healthcare : journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare

I don't know the exact topic you are working on, but if you let me know, I can help you more.

Please let me know if the following reference/site is useful to you:

JMIR Research Protocols: JRP

https://www.researchprotocols.org/...

research informing the design of medical and health-related research and ... Publishing research protocols, grant proposals, pilot/feasibility studies and early ... JMIR Res Protoc faciliates subsequent publication of results demonstrating that  ...

Dennis

Dennis Mazur

Thank you Michelle, I´ll check BMJ

Thank you Seyed Behzad Jazayeri,I´ll try Simulation in healthcare 

I want to publish a protocol that involves simulation-based training for medical and non medical personnel that are often involved with first contact emergency attention of ophidic, and venomous animal accidents, as it is a neglected disease in my región.

The thing is that I want to make evidence-based, so I am planning a retrospective multi.center case series of successful (or unsuccessful) emergency attention of these accidents. And also a sistematic review of concensed reccomendations.

 Based on the case series I want to replicate those cases in our simulation center for Young physicians in training and non medical personel. To measure and evaluate the leaning in terms of problema solving and knowledge, qualitatively end quantitatively.

By publishing the protocol (which is ready to be translated) I hope I can get external opinions to enrich the design and also somehow ensure generisability of the methodology.

Hope I am not boring with such a long explanation.

Have a look at the Sage journal: "Quality Health Research"

http://journals.sagepub.com/home/qhr

Try BMC journals, Nina Mendez