Docent, Postdoctoral Researcher Anu Kajamaa from Faculty of Educational Sciences, University of Helsinki took part to the International Association for Medical Education (AMEE2017) conference, August 26-30, 2017, in Helsinki, Finland. Her paper received the Best Research Paper Award at AMEE. The paper entitled: “Rethinking the process of prescribing antibiotics using activity theory” is co-authored with Karen Mattick (PhD, Professor of Medical Education & Co-Lead for the Centre for Research in Professional Learning, University of Exeter, UK), Angelique Hilli (PhD, University of Exeter, UK), Hazel Parker (PhD, pharmacist, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital, UK) and Charlotte Rees (PhD, Professor, Director of Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education (MCSHE), Director of Curriculum (Medicine), Chair of Diversity & Inclusion Monash University, Australia.