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Mike Pearson

Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication

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Mike Pearson

Mike Pearson

Mike has extensive experience of software design and development. Since 1998 he has supported a number projects within the mathematics and education faculties with web, graphics, animations and data visualisations.

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Latest news

Risky Talk - Communicating about Vaccines

23 November 2020

Communicating about vaccines has never been higher stakes. How do we do it well?

The Winton Centre's new tool for helping the reporting of health statistics launched: RealRisk

15 October 2020

The Centre has publicly released RealRisk: its long-awaited tool to help those communicating medical statistics

How medical training needs to change to allow true evidence-informed decision-making

25 September 2020

A new blog and paper from Alex Freeman of the Winton Centre, with colleagues who have worked together to develop, and evaluate, elearning courses in risk communication and shared decision making in healthcare.

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