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S Zink¹, J Illes, M W Vannier

¹Los Alamos National Lab, New Mexico 87545, USA.

Bulletin of the Medical Library Association

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New investigators can improve grant proposals by consulting a National Library of Medicine (NLM) frequently asked questions (FAQ) resource. This guide helps avoid common errors, enhancing proposal quality and preparation efficiency for NLM grants.

Area of Science:

Biomedical Research Funding
Grant Proposal Development
National Library of Medicine (NLM)

Background:

Aspiring investigators frequently encounter challenges with National Library of Medicine (NLM) grant and contract proposal processes.
Established researchers are familiar with the complex procedures, but these are often opaque to new applicants.
The NLM's Division of Extramural Programs (EP) supports various entities including medical libraries, academic centers, and industry.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a clear, accessible resource for new investigators navigating NLM grant submissions.
To address common questions and misconceptions regarding the NLM grant application process.
To improve the quality and efficiency of proposal preparation for NLM funding.

Main Methods:

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Compilation of frequently asked questions (FAQ) by the Biomedical Library Review Committee (BLRC).
Inclusion of expert advice from National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants and contracts specialists.
Editing and abridging content into an introductory guide for target investigators.

Main Results:

Development of an electronic FAQ resource addressing common issues in NLM proposal submission.
Expert compilation aimed at clarifying complex processes for medical library science, informatics, and biotechnology investigators.
Anticipated improvement in proposal quality and investigator efficiency through error avoidance.

Conclusions:

New investigators can enhance their grant proposal success by utilizing the NLM's FAQ resource.
Avoiding common mistakes identified in the FAQ leads to more effective proposal preparation.
The resource aims to streamline the NLM grant application process for a broader range of scientific disciplines.