NNLM Region 6 Regional Medical Library

爱荷华州大学的哈丁健康科学图书馆（HLHS），目前 大中西部地区（GMR）的区域医学图书馆（RML），建议作为 新成立的第6区的RML，包括：伊利诺伊州、印第安纳州、爱荷华州、密歇根州， 明尼苏达州，俄亥俄州和威斯康星州。RML制定了八个目标，将指导它通过 五年合作协议。这些目标涵盖核心重点领域，将通过以下方式予以优先考虑： RML包括：管理、成员、协作、应急准备 以社区为基础的外联、劳动力发展、技术获取和评估。 在每一个目标中，RML都将遵循开放交流的原则， 合作、协作、积极参与。RML工作人员将建立双向 在NNLM内部和外部的通信渠道。通过内部渠道提供反馈 工作组和外部咨询小组将协助方案决策。作为 作为与国家医学图书馆（NLM）合作协议的一部分，第6区将 在NLM校外计划和参与办公室的指导下工作， 培训（OET）合作推进NNLM的使命。协同 其他RML、办事处和中心将通知与会员、外展和 训练RML员工将寻求机会参与NNLM，以建立能够 在国家一级开发，在区域一级推广，反之亦然。RML的工作人员也将积极 在评估、制定、交付和评价所有国家和区域活动中发挥作用 作为他们工作的一部分。RML将由一个逻辑模型指导， 与NNLM国家评估中心合作，持续评估 在整个五年合作协议中， 关于编程活动。

The Hardin Library for the Health Sciences (HLHS) at the University of Iowa, the current Regional Medical Library (RML) for the Greater Midwest Region (GMR), proposes to serve as the RML for the newly established Region 6, consisting of: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The RML has developed eight aims that will guide it through the five-year cooperative agreement. The aims cover core focus areas that will be prioritized by the RML, which include: governance, membership, collaboration, emergency preparedness, community-based outreach, workforce development, technology access, and evaluation. Throughout each aim, the RML will be guided by principles of open communication, cooperation, collaboration, and active participation. RML staff will establish bidirectional communication channels both within and beyond NNLM. Feedback provided through internal working groups and external advisory groups will assist in programmatic decision-making. As part of a cooperative agreement with the National Library of Medicine (NLM), Region 6 will work under the guidance of NLM Extramural Programs and the Office of Engagement and Training (OET) to work cooperatively to advance the mission of NNLM. Collaboration with other RMLs, Offices, and Centers will inform activities related to membership, outreach, and training. RML staff will seek opportunities to engage across NNLM to build programs that can be developed nationally and rolled out regionally, or vice versa. RML staff will also take an active roll in assessing, developing, delivering, and evaluating all national and regional activities delivered as part of their work. The RML will be guided by a logic model, to be developed in collaboration with the NNLM National Evaluation Center, and continuous evaluation throughout the five-year cooperative agreement will enable data-driven decision-making regarding programming activities.