NLM Awards 2021-2026 Regional Medical Library Cooperative Agreements |
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The National Library of Medicine has awarded five-year cooperative agreements to seven institutions selected to serve as Regional Medical Libraries (RMLs) and four institutions selected as National Coordinating Offices in the Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM). The agreements begin May 1, 2021. Read more.
Important Information About Your NNLM.gov Profile –
Take Action by April 30th!
Due to upcoming system upgrades on nnlm.gov, your current transcript of NNLM classes will not be available after Friday, April 30th, 2021.
Your NNLM Class Transcript lists all NNLM classes you have registered for since December 2016. If you want to keep a copy of the classes you’ve taken over the past 5 years, follow these steps to download a copy:
- Log into your nnlm.gov account (bottom right of page)
- Scroll down to ‘My Profile’ (bottom right of page)
- Click “’View Profile’
- Print or save the webpage, or copy and paste it into an editing software of your choice.
Again, you will no longer be able to access your NNLM class history after Friday, April 30th. Please take action before April 30th if you wish to keep a personal copy.
NNNLM Presents: LIFE INTERRUPTED
Virtual Film Screening & Panel Discussion
The film screening is available to the public for one week at no charge. The screening concludes with a moderated livestreamed panel Q&A discussing breast cancer topics such as: screening and detection, treatment, support networks, and reconstruction surgery. The filmmaker, Paula Mozen, a breast cancer survivor herself, also serves as a featured panelist to discuss topics brought up in the film. Learn more and register here!
April NNLM Reading Club Selections: End of Life
It’s difficult to talk about, even scary. Important things usually are. And deciding what to do about that transition between life and death – how to make it more comfortable, what to do afterwards – is so very important, to our loved ones and ourselves. It involves issues not only of health, but of spirituality, compassion and trust.
Whether your focus of concern is on a family member or yourself, NNLM Reading Club suggests three books that may help with your understanding of end-of-life matters and those conversations you probably have been putting off.
We encourage you to take a deep breath, read one of these books, and discuss it with people whose opinions you respect, especially those in your own family. It just might make you feel a whole lot better about the inevitable. Visit the NNLM Reading. Club: End of Life health topic to get started.
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