NNLM Region 6 Regional Medical Library
NNLM 第 6 区区域医学图书馆
基本信息
- 批准号:10381685
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 47.44万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-05-01 至 2026-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AreaAwarenessCollaborationsCommunicationCommunitiesCustomDevelopmentDisastersEducationEmergency SituationEnsureEvaluationEventExposure toFundingGoalsHealthHealth Science LibraryInformation ResourcesInterruptionIowaLeadLibrariansMedical LibrariesMissionModelingNewsletterParticipantProtocols documentationReadinessServicesTrainingTrustU-Series Cooperative AgreementsUnited StatesUnited States National Library of MedicineUniversitiesWorkexperiencememberoutreachoutreach programprogramsrecruitresponserural areaurban areaworking group
项目摘要
The Administrative Core focuses on the following four aims: governance, membership,
collaboration, and emergency preparedness. The RML will prioritize a cooperative and
collaborative governance model that ensures education, funding, and engagement activities will
be responsive to the evolving health information needs of the Region, United States, and NNLM.
Staffing the RML will include a director, associate director, five experienced librarians, and a
communications and finance coordinator. Governance of the RML will include seven State
Stakeholder Advisory Groups consisting of a diverse and inclusive group of professionals with
expertise in a range of focus areas that align with NNLM’s target audiences, goals, and,
priorities. These Advisory Groups will establish a bidirectional communication channel within
each state and create state action plans to guide programming and services. An expanded
Partner Outreach Program will establish a “field force” of trusted NNLM ambassadors within
each state to provide greater exposure to NLM and NNLM products and services. This
community-led model will expand NNLM’s presence in the many rural and urban areas spread
out across Region 6. Both the State Stakeholder Advisory Groups and Partner Outreach
participants will contribute to membership promotion, recruitment, and engagement. Region 6
will utilize direct outreach, targeted mailings, membership kits, and membership campaigns to
recruit and engage Network members. Staff will also work cooperatively with NLM’s Office of
Engagement and Training (OET) and other RMLs, Offices, and Centers to implement best
practices regarding membership recruitment and engagement. This cooperation will extend
beyond membership into all facets of NNLM work. Region 6 staff will actively participate on
NNLM Working Groups and engage with coordinators across RMLs to identify opportunities to
develop national programming that can be delivered regionally, and vice versa. The Network
Coordinator will oversee the RML’s Emergency Preparedness and Response activities, including
the coordination of state liaisons and e-newsletter development. The Associate Director will
work with OET and other RMLs to establish protocols to ensure continuity of services in the
event that an emergency disrupts services.
行政核心侧重于以下四个目标:治理、成员资格、
协作和应急准备。 RML 将优先考虑合作和
确保教育、资助和参与活动的协作治理模型
响应本地区、美国和 NNLM 不断变化的健康信息需求。
RML 的人员配置包括一名主任、副主任、五名经验丰富的图书馆员和一名
通讯和财务协调员。 RML 的治理将包括七个州
利益相关者咨询小组由多元化和包容性的专业人士组成
与 NNLM 的目标受众、目标相一致的一系列重点领域的专业知识,
优先事项。这些咨询小组将在内部建立双向沟通渠道
每个州并制定州行动计划来指导规划和服务。一个扩展的
合作伙伴外展计划将在内部建立一支由值得信赖的 NNLM 大使组成的“现场部队”
每个州都提供更多的 NLM 和 NNLM 产品和服务。这
社区主导的模式将扩大 NNLM 在许多农村和城市地区的影响力
整个区域 6。国家利益相关者咨询小组和合作伙伴外展
参与者将为会员晋升、招募和参与做出贡献。 6区
将利用直接外展、有针对性的邮件、会员工具包和会员活动来
招募并吸引网络成员。工作人员还将与 NLM 办公室合作
参与和培训 (OET) 以及其他 RML、办公室和中心,以最佳方式实施
有关会员招募和参与的做法。此次合作将延伸至
超越会员资格参与 NNLM 工作的各个方面。 6区工作人员将积极参与
NNLM 工作组并与 RML 的协调员合作,以确定机会
制定可以在区域内交付的国家方案,反之亦然。网络
协调员将监督 RML 的应急准备和响应活动,包括
协调国家联络和电子通讯开发。副主任将
与 OET 和其他 RML 合作建立协议以确保服务的连续性
紧急情况中断服务的事件。
项目成果
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National Network of Libraries of Medicine Greater Midwest (Region 3)
大中西部国家医学图书馆网络(第 3 区)
- 批准号:
9555371 - 财政年份:2016
- 资助金额:
$ 47.44万 - 项目类别:
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