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Articles by Catherine Brewer
Entity Choice Post-TCJA: It is Time the AET is Revised or Bids the Farewell
Catherine C. Brewer, Entity Choice Post-TCJA: It Is Time the AET Is Revised or Bids the IRC Farewell, 26 Wake Forest J. Bus. & Intell. Prop. L. 288 (2026). At the origin of the modern income tax laws, Congress considered the opportunity for tax avoidance through corporate formation without distributions, effectively resulting in tax at the corporate income rate. At the time, the corporate income tax rate was significantly lower than the individual income tax rate.
Want to make a difference on policy and governance? Become an expert in something specific and boring — EA Forum
I sometimes get a vibe that many people trying to ambitiously do good in the world (including EAs) are misguided about what doing successful policy/governance work looks like. An exaggerated caricature would be activities like: dreaming up novel UN structures, spending time in abstract game theory and ‘strategy spirals’, and sweeping analysis of historical case studies.
My Book is About…What!? By Gretchen McLellan
Friendship, perseverance, stereotyping, inclusion, individuality, prejudice…What is your book is about? In one word. “No way!” you say. “My book is about many things.” Yes, it is. But have you ever heard from a critique partner or editor that your story lacks focus? Ever feel like this when you are chasing down what your story is about? Choosing one or two words to describe your subject may help.
Immunisations
articleNO ACCESS Are we prepared for the upcoming flu season? articleNO ACCESS Research Roundup Abstract Abstract George Winter provides an overview of recently published articles that may be of interest to practice nurses. Should you wish to look at any of the papers in more detail, a full reference is provided. articleNO ACCESS Should we be doing more to convince parents to vaccinate?
Health care policy
articleNO ACCESS Food- and water-borne diseases in travellers Abstract Abstract As Catherine Brewer describes, the practice nurse should be an integral part of educating the traveller in wise food and water choices to optimise their health during their trip and reduce the likelihood of contracting diseases from abroad articleNO ACCESS A patient-centred approach to stroke prevention Abstract Abstract Stroke is a preventable disease.
Obstetric Gynaecologic medicine
articleNO ACCESS Contraception following pregnancy: FAQs Abstract Abstract Practice nurses may be at the frontline of delivering contraception to women following pregnancy. Carol Marilyn Ann Robinson provides the answers to some frequently asked questions in clinical practiceThe aim of this paper is to address questions ...
Gastrointestinal medicine
articleFree Management of rheumatoid arthritis in primary care Abstract Abstract Practice nurses will often care for patients taking disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs once their inflammatory disease has stabilised.
Medical procedures
articleNO ACCESS Are we prepared for the upcoming flu season? articleNO ACCESS Measles: A rise in incidence and outbreaks in vulnerable groups Abstract Abstract Jo Keal and Gail Beckett discuss measles in light of the recent rise in the number of cases in the UK and Europe, leading to outbreaks in vulnerable populations, and explore how practice nurses are in a unique position to influence the health of the wider ...
Therapeutics
articleNO ACCESS Are we prepared for the upcoming flu season?
Current issues facing general practice
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Hepatitis A and B: updates for general practice nurses
Practice NursingVol. 30, No. 4 Clinical Catherine Brewer Abstract While they are both vaccine preventable, hepatitis A and B both remain prevalent diseases across the globe. Catherine Brewer explores the significance of informing travellers of the infection risks and provides useful knowledge for practice nurses providing travel advice The term hepatitis means inflammation of the liver and the most prevalent types are A and B. These are also the serotypes more relevant to travel medicine.
Travelling with children: What the practice nurse needs to know
Travelling with children can require careful planning. Catherine Brewer covers the practical considerations when providing travel advice to families Travelling with children needs careful planning and consideration. Practice nurses need to ensure that they carry out effective risk assessments to highlight potential health issues for different age categories. Risks will generally differ from adults and some vaccines are not licensed for young infants or children.
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