To inform, not persuade

To make good decisions, we all need good evidence which is clearly communicated. The Winton Centre worked with institutions and individuals to improve the way that important evidence is presented to all of us.

The Winton Centre was a fixed-term project and closed at the end of December 2022. We always worked closely with other institutions to ensure that all our projects have a long-term future.

In 2023-24, some of the team have continued to work to deliver and hand-over the projects we have worked on with the NHS. The last of these will finish in December 2024. The Harding Prizes for trustworthy communication are now being looked after by the Harding Professor of Statistics in Public Life.

You can find resources and more about the Winton Centre's work using the menu bar on this page, but we also produced a series of leaflets outlining many of our major projects which you can download here:

Leaflets about our work on risk communication in healthcare

• Decision Aids

The actual decision support tools themselves you can access here,

which sit alongside our Training courses for healthcare professionals

• Predict
• Transplant Risk Communication
• Genetic Test Results Reporting
• Covid Risk Communication

Leaflets about our work on risk communication in journalism

• RealRisk

Leaflets about our work on uncertainty communication

• Uncertainty Communication
• Quality Of Evidence Communication

Leaflets about our work on communication of natural hazards and disasters, and risk management

• Earthquake Risk Communication
• Risk Matrices

Leaflets about our work on evidence communication in legal cases

• Forensic Statistics
  

Leaflets about our work on evidence communication in policy-making

• Policy Communication
  

Elsewhere on the site, in Our Resources you will find tools and best-practice guides tailored specifically for lawyers, healthcare professionals, journalists and those in the civil service or policymaking.

In Our Projects you can explore the full range of our partnerships, applied work and published research.

Listen to our Winton Centre podcast RiskyTalk to hear experts discuss the problems of communicating risks in a broad range of fields.

If you think you're risk-savvy, test yourself with our quick quizzes for legal professionals, medical professionals, or journalists.