Revolutionising Biomedical Education

BEST - the Biomedical Education Skills and Training Network is a digitally-powered community of experts who share a vision: that every student and teacher will have access to the best biomedical education.

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Slice - Image-based online learning and teaching platform

Upload your images or use any of the thousands of others, including virtual slides, within our high quality, community sourced library. Share images and annotations with colleagues or students directly through your existing systems. Have your students become active participants in their learning while annotating or participating in activities centered around images.

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Biomedical educators from 495 schools

21,722

Medical Images shared, with 200,000+ shared annotations

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Students joined as BEST students

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Global Scholarship and Development Fund (GSDF)

For the good of the biomedical community, the BEST Network is establishing the Global Scholarship and Development Fund (GSDF). It will fund Members to create or improve our tools and services or develop educational resources that are beneficial to the BEST Network community.

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For the benefit and betterment of the biomedical community, the BEST Network is establishing the Global Scholarship and Development Fund (GSDF). This GSDF will provide funding to Members to create or improve our tools and services or develop educational resources that are beneficial to the BEST Network community.

Dr Louise Lutze-Mann

School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, UNSW Australia

“Educational programs that may have origins over 100 or 150 years are going to move into a new era of greater connectedness”

Prof Geoff McColl

Professor of Medical Education and Training and Director of the Medical Education Unit in the Melbourne Medical School
University of Melbourne

“It's about being part of this movement. We don't want to be left behind, we want to be right there at the edge.”

Dr Patsie Polly

Senior Lecturer
Department of Pathology