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I Wayan Sweca Yasa
Universitas Mataram
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Edukasi Sanitasi dalam Diversifikasi Produk Surimi Menggunakan Air Fryer pada Komunitas Wanita Nelayan Bintaro Nur Afni; Riezka Zuhriatika Rasyda; I Wayan Sweca Yasa; Lingga Gita Dwikasari; Siska Cicilia; Setyaning Pawestri; Satrijo Saloko; Dody Handito; Lalu Unsunnidhal; Sulaemah Sulaemah
Pandawa : Pusat Publikasi Hasil Pengabdian Masyarakat Vol. 4 No. 4 (2026): Oktober: Pandawa : Pusat Publikasi Hasil Pengabdian Masyarakat
Publisher : Asosiasi Riset Ilmu Pendidikan Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61132/pandawa.v4i4.3075

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Fish products are highly perishable and may become contaminated when personal hygiene, equipment sanitation, and separation of raw and cooked products are neglected. This community service activity aimed to improve sanitation understanding among 19 members of the Bintaro fishing community, Mataram City, through case-based education, a leaflet, and hands-on diversification of surimi products using an air fryer. Evaluation used a one-group pretest-posttest design with eight negatively worded case statements rated on a 1-5 scale; therefore, lower scores indicated better recognition of unsafe practices. The intervention emphasized handwashing, cleaning and sanitizing, safe water, separation of raw and cooked materials, and sanitation of utensils, worktables, containers, and the air fryer. The aggregate score decreased from 445 at pretest to 152 at posttest, a reduction of 293 points (65.84%). Every posttest item reached the theoretical minimum score of 19. The largest improvement occurred in the case concerning apparently clean hands, followed by misconceptions that cooking could replace sanitation. These descriptive findings indicate stronger immediate understanding after the combined intervention. Follow-up observation is required to determine whether knowledge is consistently translated into safe processing practices.
Co-Authors Dody Handito Lalu Unsunnidhal Lingga Gita Dwikasari Nur Afni Riezka Zuhriatika Rasyda Satrijo Saloko Setyaning Pawestri Siska Cicilia Sulaemah Sulaemah