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We are Richmond Research Institute – an independent, not-for-profit, academic research unit dedicated to clinical trial safety optimisation.
COVID-19 Testing
Testing for COVID-19 is crucial to understand who is infected and therefore a risk to others by spreading the infection.
Summary of results
Number of people tested
4,623
4,623 people were tested between 1 to 254 times
407 staff
3,341 Volunteers
Number of Tests
34,965
PCR Tests
14,296
Antibody Tests
Our academic research is focused on the key areas of Clinical Trial Methodology and Precision Medicine.
We use the following methodologies to address scientific questions and gain valuable insights within these areas.
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Our research aims to gather physiological data, interrogate large datasets and investigate precision medicine approaches, to gain valuable scientific insights.
We have a track record in conducting clinical research.
We present our scientific findings at meetings.
Our academic research helps improve lives and strengthens scientific insights.
We work with partners at the following organisations:
We are Richmond Research Institute - an independent, academic research unit dedicated to clinical trial safety optimisation.
Our academic research is focused on four key areas:
Cardiac sciences including basic electrophysiology
Drug-induced hepatic injury
Ethnic and sex differences in human physiology
Improvement of clinical trial methodologies to fast-track early patient access to new medicines
Learn more about Richmond Research Institute
COVID-19 Testing
Testing for COVID-19 is crucial to understand who is infected and therefore a risk to others by spreading the infection.
Summary of results
Number of people tested
4,623
4,623 people were tested between 1 to 254 times
407 staff
3,341 Volunteers
Number of Tests
34,965
PCR Tests
14,296
Antibody Tests
Can a second booster dose be delayed in patients who have had COVID-19?
Individuals who were previously infected produced significantly more antibodies, more rapidly. This information could inform the prioritisation of vaccine administration.
Watch the video below to learn more
Our research aims to utilise various methodologies to gather physiological data, interrogate large datasets and investigate precision medicine approaches, to gain valuable scientific insights.
We have a track record in conducting clinical research.
We present our scientific findings at meetings.
Our academic research helps improve lives and strengthens scientific insights.
We work with partners at the following organisations:
Find us
Richmond Research Institute
St George's Hospital
University of London
Cranmer Terrace
Tooting, London
SW17 0RE
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