J. Marjan Hummel
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J. Marjan Hummel is a leading scholar in the fields of health technology assessment, multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA), and resource allocation modeling. Her work is distinguished by its practical application of operations research to complex healthcare and research and development (R&D) investment decisions. A major contribution is her development of a multi-criteria resource allocation model that supports the selection of project portfolios in R&D, a methodology that integrates multiple, often conflicting, objectives to optimize investment outcomes. This foundational paper, "Supporting the Project Portfolio Selection Decision of Research and Development Investments by Means of Multi-Criteria Resource Allocation Modelling," has garnered 17 citations, reflecting its influence in bridging decision theory with real-world resource constraints. Hummel’s research empowers policymakers and managers to make transparent, evidence-based choices, particularly in prioritizing health interventions and technologies. Her work is notable for its emphasis on stakeholder engagement and the systematic incorporation of value judgments, setting a standard for rigorous, participatory decision-making in healthcare. Through her publications, Hummel has established herself as a key voice in advancing the use of MCDA for more efficient and equitable resource allocation.
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