Building Knowledge Without Borders

Semir Vranić shares his experience of European collaborations that are helping to upskill pathologists and conquer brain drain

By Helen Bristow 08/18/2025 Interview 4 min read

Bosnia–Herzegovina faces challenges in pathology services post-war.
Philanthropic initiatives are addressing the skills gap for pathologists.
The Bosnian Turkish Cytopathology School was established in 2016.
The school offers affordable training to early-career professionals.
The Bryan Warren School enhances subspecialty expertise and has run for nearly 20 years.
Volunteer instructors minimize costs and foster accessibility.
Inter-country partnerships help bridge educational inequalities and promote professional growth.

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