The economic impact of diabetes through lost labour force participation on individuals and government: evidence from a microsimulation model
Deborah Schofield(The University of Sydney), Robert Tanton(Deakin University), Lennert Veerman(Griffith University), Emily Callander(University of Technology Sydney), Michelle Cunich(Macquarie University), Simon Kelly(University of Canberra), Rupendra Shrestha(Macquarie University), Megan Passey(Lismore Base Hospital)
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