The long-term economic impacts of arthritis through lost productive life years: results from an Australian microsimulation model
Deborah Schofield(The University of Sydney), Megan Passey(Lismore Base Hospital), Simon Kelly(University of Canberra), Michelle Cunich(Macquarie University), Rupendra Shrestha(Macquarie University), Lennert Veerman(Griffith University), Robert Tanton(Deakin University)
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