Attachment_6_Final_Report.docx

ATTACHMENT No. 1 RFP No. NIHLM2012411 Partial Small Business Set-Aside

ATTACHMENT No. 6 RFQ No. NIHLM2015383

FINAL REPORT

DISASTER HEALTH INFORMATION

OUTREACH AND COLLABORATION PROJECT 2015

NAME OF PROJECT: ___________________________________________________

NAME OF ORGANIZATION: ____________________________________________

PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: __________________________________________

1. Describe your organization.

2. Goals and objectives of project.

3. Key milestones and dates the objectives were accomplished.

4. Did you accomplish your goals? If not, why not? Were there unanticipated accomplishments? What do you consider to be your most significant accomplishments?

5. How did this project increase the awareness and utilization of the National Library of Medicine online disaster medicine and public health resources in the disaster and/or library workforces?

6. Services developed or expanded (e.g. collection development, online searching, reference services, web access, training, publication, etc.).

7. Novel features of the services (if any).

8. Quantity and quality of services provided.

9. How services were promoted. (Please send NLM copies of all promotional materials developed AND all publicity received such as video clips from TV news reports, articles in newspapers or newsletters, photographs, etc.).

10. Effectiveness of promotion.

11. Target populations (indicate if different for each service).

12. Partnerships/collaborations (originally proposed and others).

13. What was accomplished from partnerships and collaborations?

14. Problems and barriers encountered.

15. Define “Impact” as it relates to disaster health information access.

18. Future plans.

Targeted Audiences (Check all that apply):

Librarians, library staff, informationists

Trained community volunteers

Support staff (non-medical) for disaster medical teams

Humanitarian assistance workers

Clergy

Firefighters and haz-mat responders

Emergency Managers, Planners

Health-related Professionals:

--All Types

--Allied health technologists, technicians, therapists

--Behavioral health professionals, psychologists, counselors, social workers

--Dentists

--Disaster mortuary team members

--EMTs, paramedics, medical 1st responders

--Environmental health workforce

--Epidemiologists

--Health educators

--Health facility administrators

--Health profession students

--Medical laboratory staff

--Nurses

--Pharmacists

--Physician assistants

--Physicians

--Public health workforce

--Toxicologists

--Veterinarians