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Professor Richard Haynes

Professor Richard Haynes

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richard.haynes@ndph.ox.ac.uk


+44 (0)1865 743607

Richard Haynes

DM, MRCP

Professor of Renal Medicine and Clinical Trials

  • Co-director Clinical Trial Service Unit & Epidemiological Studies Unit
  • MSc in Global Health Science and Epidemiology module 8 lead: Clinical Trials and Meta-analysis

Richard Haynes is Professor of Renal Medicine and Clinical Trials. He is a practising honorary consultant nephrologist at the Oxford Kidney Unit and jointly leads the Renal Studies Group within CTSU.

He came to CTSU in 2006 during his clinical training to work on the THRIVE trial with Professor Jane Armitage and Professor Martin Landray. He has since worked on a number of cardiovascular trials, and helped establish and conduct several trials in nephrology including the 3C Study in kidney transplantation, UK HARP-III, EMPA-KIDNEY and EASi-KIDNEY.

He was the clinical trial unit lead for RECOVERY when it was set up in 2020 for which he was awarded an MBE in the 2021 New Year Honours. He continues to work in trials in outbreak situations including PLATINUM (mpox) and PARTNERS (filovirus disease), and is interested in applying streamlined trial methods to other areas of medicine.

He also teaches on the MSc in Global Health Science and Epidemiology and MSc in Clinical Trials, and through these courses and by demonstrating examples wants to make randomisation a normal part of clinical care in health systems worldwide.