- Name of the grant: NLM Grants for Scholarly Works in Biomedicine and Health (G13 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
- Grant type: Preparation of book-length manuscripts and other works of academic and/or public health importance
- Target audience: U.S. health professionals, public health officials, biomedical researchers, and historians of the health sciences
- Eligibility criteria: Potential applicants must meet the eligibility requirements specified in the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). These may include criteria such as being a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, holding a doctoral degree, and having relevant experience in the field of biomedicine and health.
- Project description: A detailed description of the proposed scholarly work, including its scope, objectives, and intended impact on the target audience. The description should highlight the academic and/or public health importance of the work.
- Manuscript format: Specify the format requirement for the manuscript, such as word count, page limit, referencing style, and any specific guidelines provided by the funding agency.
- Project timeline: Include a proposed timeline for completing the manuscript, including key milestones and deliverables.
- Budget: Provide a detailed budget plan, including estimated expenses for research, writing, editing, and publishing. Include justification for each expense, such as travel costs, professional fees, or printing expenses.
- Curriculum vitae (CV): Submit a current CV for the lead investigator and any other key personnel involved in the project. The CV should highlight relevant academic qualifications, research experience, and publications in the field.
- Letter of support: Obtain letters of support from relevant stakeholders such as academic mentors, department heads, or institutional officials. These letters should attest to the importance and feasibility of the proposed work.
- Previous work: Include a list of previous scholarly works by the lead investigator and key personnel in the field of biomedicine and health. This can include published manuscripts, book chapters, or other relevant publications.
- Impact statement: Provide a statement outlining the expected impact of the proposed work on the target audience and the broader field of biomedicine and health. This statement should highlight any potential benefits or contributions the work may make.
- Dissemination plan: Describe how the completed manuscript will be disseminated to the target audience, such as through publication in peer-reviewed journals, distribution to relevant professional organizations, or inclusion in digital repositories.
- Collaboration and partnerships: If applicable, detail any existing collaborations or partnerships that will support the successful completion and dissemination of the work.
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