The personal and national costs of early retirement because of spinal disorders: impacts on income, taxes, and government support payments
Deborah Schofield(The University of Sydney), Simon Kelly(University of Canberra), Megan Passey(Lismore Base Hospital), Richard Percival(University of Canberra), Emily Callander(University of Technology Sydney), Rupendra Shrestha(Macquarie University)
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