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This document outlines the roles and responsibilities of different stakeholders involved in the PANACeA (PAN Asian Collaboration for evidence-based e-Health Adoption and Application) research network. It describes the mentorship structure and roles of project leads, partners, and mentors. Project leads are responsible for implementing research projects, communication, and finances. Partners implement projects and share results. Mentors provide guidance, support problem-solving, and ensure projects align with research objectives.
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