Objective:
     
     To map the strategies used by health professionals to promote knowledge translation in Primary Health Care and to identify barriers and facilitators for the use of scientific evidence.
   

Method:
     
     Scoping review with search in PubMed, EMBASE, CINAHL, Web of Science, Scopus, LILACS, and gray literature, in April 2022, using the terms "translational medical research", "knowledge translation", "primary health care". The PRISMA-ScR was used to report the review.
   

Results:
     
     56 studies included. Several strategies were identified and grouped into: educational material, training, websites, educational outreach, knowledge translation networks, local facilitators, feedback and public promotion. High demand for services and content without practical information represented barriers, while assessing the context, involving stakeholders and the presence of local facilitators ease theuse of evidence.
   

Conclusion:
     
     The most used strategies were educational material and training. Overcoming barriers is essential to bridging the gap between evidence and practice.