معرفی
Tom H. Greene is a Professor in the Division of Biostatistics (Department of Population Health Sciences) and Division of Epidemiology (Department of Internal Medicine) at the University of Utah. He directs the Population Health Research Foundation and holds the H.A. and Edna Benning Endowed Chair. With a PhD in Statistics from Cornell University, he has extensive experience in multi-center clinical trials, particularly in nephrology, and previously served at Case Western University and the Cleveland Clinic.
Education History
• PhD, Cornell University
• MS, Cornell University
• BS, University of Kentucky
Research Interests
Dr. Greene specializes in clinical trial design, causal inference, longitudinal/time-to-event data analysis, and surrogate endpoint validation. His work integrates multi-disciplinary approaches to evaluate treatment efficacy in randomized trials, with applications in nephrology, cardiology, and public health. He collaborates widely on projects such as smoking cessation trials and COVID-19 interventions.
Research Publications
His recent articles (2020–2024) focus on nephrology (kidney disease, dialysis, eGFR), cardiology (blood pressure, heart failure), and public health interventions. Common themes include clinical trial design, meta-analyses, health disparities, and AI applications in medicine. The publications emphasize practical implementations in healthcare settings, such as ERs and community centers.
Awards
• H.A. and Edna Benning Endowed Chair
Leadership & Infrastructure
Dr. Greene founded the Study Design and Biostatistics Center and the Population Health Research Foundation at Utah. He leads statistical design for translational research and collaborates on NIH-funded projects (e.g., DECAAF II, CREDENCE, SPRINT).
