Thank you and farewell

Congratulations, you have now reached the end of ‘The Musculoskeletal System’. It has been rewarding to read about the impact this course has made on your lives and what you plan to do to keep your musculoskeletal system healthy.

If you have enjoyed the course, please do leave us a review on Class Central. This helps new learners to discover the course and find out whether it’s right for them.

Get extra benefits, upgrade your course

You can get extra benefits by upgrading this course, including:

• Unlimited access to the course: Return to the course whenever you like.
• Access to tests: Ensure you’ve mastered the material with access to tests on the course.
• A Certificate of Achievement: To help you demonstrate your learning, we’ll send you a Certificate of Achievement when you become eligible.

If you wish to continue to learn about the science of ageing on Futurelearn then may we recommend ‘Why Do We Age? The Molecular Mechanisms of Ageing’ from the University of Groningen?

It just remains for us to thank all of the many people who have made it possible to get this course onto your screens.

Our Lead Educators

Peter Grabowski
Lesley Iwanejko
Michael Trenell

would like to thank:

Contributors

Ilaria Bellantuono
Gemma Stephens
Alexandra Allen
Leah Avery
Rebecca Brown
Christopher Buckley
Michael Gunther
Robin Crompton
Vanessa Halliday
Malcolm Jackson
Alvaro Martinez Guimera
Claudia Mazza
Eugene McCloskey
Sarah Moore
Juliette Norman
Silvia Pancani
Hilary Powers
Russell Savage
Daryl Shanley
Tim Skerry
Carol Skidmore
Luca Tagliapietra
Nicholas Thomas
Mark Wilkinson
Jeremy David Wilson

Our Patients as Educators

Angela Chadwick
Rosemary Fletcher
Pam Hudson
Michael Smallwood

Our volunteers

Nduka Okwose
David Houghton

The University of Sheffield Online Learning Team

David Holloway
Laura Giles
Chris Black
Anna Symington
Rob Spark
Layla Croll
Kieran Bentley

Locations

Special thanks to Beanies Wholefoods Co-op and The University of Sheffield Students’ Union Shop.

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