Geranda Slager

Geranda Slager is a PhD holder and Lecturer-Researcher at Hanze University of Applied Sciences' Centre of Expertise Healthy Ageing. Her research focuses on body composition measurement, post-surgical rehabilitation outcomes, and pain threshold assessment. She has conducted comparative studies on healthcare practices between Netherlands and Germany, and pioneered digital rehabilitation programs using tablet apps.

Her work spans clinical measurement techniques, telemedicine applications, and musculoskeletal health. Recent studies include electrode positioning for bioimpedance accuracy and the reliability of pain threshold assessments by novice evaluators. She has collaborated internationally and presented findings at academic conferences since 2016.

Slager's research emphasizes translating technological innovations into practical clinical solutions. She has been actively involved in the School of Health Care Studies and contributed to media discussions on muscle strength and research methodologies since 2015.