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International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE)
Published by CV. RADJA PUBLIKA
ISSN : -     EISSN : 28088611     DOI : https://doi.org/10.54443/irpitage
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International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology And Green Energy (IRPITAGE) is a scientific journal that presents the results of scientific works sourced from Community Service in Indonesia. Contains All Forms of Novelty Innovations in both scientific science and technology, as well as issues of limited energy and the social environment in society. This journal is intended as a medium for scientific studies of research results from implementation to the community, thoughts and critical-analytic studies on various issues that can be utilized both nationally and internationally. The scientific article is in the form of a study of the implementation of Community Service that can be accounted for and disseminated nationally and internationally. IRPITAGE Journal from Radja Publika as part of the spirit of disseminating knowledge resulting from community service carried out by researchers in Indonesia. The IRPITAGE Journal from Radja Publika provides articles that can be downloaded for free. With a schedule of publications 3 (three) times a year.
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EMPOWERING PREGNANT WOMEN THROUGH COUNSELING ON CONSUMPTION OF BLOOD-ENHANCING TABLETS FOR HEALTHY PREGNANCY IN KM 60 HALL, ACEH Tirmi Simahara; Gunarmi; Indah Purnamasari
International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE) Vol. 6 No. 2 (2026): July-October 2026
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Anemia in pregnant women remains a serious public health problem in Indonesia, contributing to high maternal and infant morbidity and mortality rates. Based on the 2023 Indonesian Health Survey (SKI), the prevalence of anemia in pregnant women in Indonesia remains relatively high and is a major risk factor for bleeding during childbirth, premature birth, low birth weight, and an increased risk of stunting. This community service activity aims to increase the knowledge and compliance of pregnant women in KM 60 Hamlet, Rimba Raya Village, Pintu Rime Gayo District, Bener Meriah Regency, Aceh Province regarding the importance of consuming iron supplement tablets (TTD). The method used was educational and participatory counseling using leaflets and posters, accompanied by a question and answer session, pre-test, and post-test. The activity was attended by 22 pregnant women, exceeding the minimum target of 20 participants, and was accompanied by 4 health cadres. The results showed an average knowledge score increased from 56.4 to 85.0, or an increase of 50.7%, with 90.9% of participants experiencing an increase in knowledge. The participant satisfaction level was classified as Very Satisfied, with an average score of 87.5%. In conclusion, participatory education on iron supplementation has proven effective in increasing knowledge and is well-received by the community as a way to prevent anemia in pregnancy.
EMPOWERING ADOLESCENT GIRLS THROUGH EDUCATION AND GUIDANCE IN CONSUMING BLOOD-ENHANCING TABLETS AND DRAGON FRUIT TO PREVENT ANEMIA Wildayanti; Bima Suryantara; Riska Ismawati Hakim
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Anemia remains a significant public health problem among adolescent girls in Indonesia, including in Bungku Tengah, Morowali. This community service activity aimed to improve the knowledge and awareness of adolescent girls at SMP Negeri 1 Bungku Tengah regarding anemia prevention through regular consumption of iron supplementation tablets and dragon fruit, a local food source rich in iron and vitamin C. An educational and participatory approach was used, combining lectures, a video tutorial, leaflets, a banner, and interactive discussion, and was evaluated with pre-test and post-test instruments completed by 20 participants. The average knowledge score increased from 70.5 (moderate category) to 96 (good category), a relative increase of 36.2%, with 90% of participants showing improved knowledge. Participant satisfaction was very high, at 92.6%. All main output indicators of the activity were achieved. These findings indicate that health education combined with the utilization of local food sources effectively improves adolescent girls' knowledge of anemia prevention and can be replicated as a community-based strategy, provided it is followed by sustained mentoring so that knowledge gains are followed by lasting behavioral change.
OPTIMIZING IRON-FOLIC ACID TABLET CONSUMPTION WITH BANANA PROVISION AMONG ADOLESCENT GIRLS AT DAAR EL QORIIN ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL Nanik Handayani; Bima Suryantara; Riska Ismawati Hakim
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Anemia remains a public health problem among adolescent girls in Indonesia, driven by low iron intake, rapid growth, menstrual blood loss, and suboptimal adherence to iron-folic acid (IFA) tablets. This community service activity aimed to improve knowledge of anemia and IFA tablets among 28 adolescent girls (Grades 7–9) at Daar El Qoriin Islamic Boarding School, Serang, Banten. Using the Adolescent Community Midwifery Care (Ausekrem) approach, the activity combined interactive education (lecture, discussion, and question-and-answer supported by leaflets and a banner), distribution and mentoring of IFA tablet consumption, and provision of banana as a companion food. Knowledge was measured with pre-test and post-test questionnaires, and satisfaction with a participant survey. Before the activity, 4 participants (14.3%) had good knowledge, 15 (53.6%) moderate, and 9 (32.1%) low. Afterwards, 23 (82.1%) had good knowledge, 5 (17.9%) moderate, and none low, achieving the success indicator of at least 80% good knowledge. Mean satisfaction was 35.5 of 40 (88.75%), categorized as very satisfied, and all participants stated their commitment to take IFA tablets regularly. Interactive education combined with IFA tablet mentoring and a simple companion food was well accepted in the boarding-school setting; follow-up monitoring of adherence and hemoglobin is recommended.```
THE ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF JUSTICE FOR MENTAL HEALTH IN THE WORKPLACE: A HOLISTIC, STRUCTURAL, FAIR, AND DIGNIFIED APPROACH Linus K. Palindangan; Marhisar Simatupang; Yulisa Susanti; Yudhi Satria R. A; Aquila Raffi Maari
International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE) Vol. 6 No. 2 (2026): July-October 2026
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This article formulates an Ecological Justice Model for mental health at work based on materials presented during a university community service webinar with partner organizations on 3 July 2026. The conceptual study uses a narrative synthesis of literature on workplace mental health, psychosocial risks, organizational justice, and relevant policy. The model maps problems across five levels: symptoms, immediate causes, organizational practices, structural roots, and philosophical assumptions. Each level is linked to corresponding intervention strategies. It assigns responsibilities to individuals, organizations, government, and society, guided by justice, human dignity, participation, transparency, sustainability, and the common good. The synthesis indicates that individual support should be connected with changes in job design, organizational governance, and worker protection. The model offers a framework for mapping risks and coordinating action across stakeholders. Because the community service activity collected no pre- and post-event evaluation data, the model's effectiveness cannot yet be established empirically and requires further testing.
ANEMIA PREVENTION EDUCATION AND DEMONSTRATION OF MAKING TIBU CHEESE STICKS FOR TEENAGE GIRLS AT MAN 1 DELI SERDANG Erlina Nasution; Ratna Zahra
International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE) Vol. 6 No. 2 (2026): July-October 2026
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Anemia remains a serious problem for adolescent girls in Indonesia. Data from the World Health Organization (2019) shows that the prevalence of anemia in women of childbearing age is quite high, and in Indonesia, according to the 2018 Basic Health Research, the figure reached 48.9%. Adolescent girls are vulnerable to anemia because iron requirements increase during growth. As a solution, TIBU cheese sticks (Chicken Liver Flour and Purple Sweet Potato Flour) were developed as an iron-rich snack. The program was implemented at MAN 1 Deli Serdang through anemia education and product-making demonstrations, accompanied by pre-tests and post-tests to assess improvements in knowledge and attitudes. The method used was quantitative with a pre-post test design approach. The sample consisted of adolescent girls at MAN 1 Deli Serdang. Analysis was conducted by comparing knowledge and attitude scores before and after the intervention. The intervention included anemia education using booklets and training on making TIBU cheese sticks (chicken liver flour and purple sweet potato flour). The results of the activity showed an increase in knowledge and attitude scores after education, with a target increase of >30% from the initial score. In conclusion, education and training are effective in improving adolescent girls' understanding and skills in anemia prevention.
OXYTOCIN MASSAGE EDUCATION AS A NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFORT TO INCREASE BREAST MILK PRODUCTION AMONG BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS Santy Sity Maryam; Siti Maimunah; Evy Ernawati
International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE) Vol. 6 No. 2 (2026): July-October 2026
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Exclusive breastfeeding plays a vital role in reducing infant morbidity and mortality, as well as preventing stunting from an early age. However, low milk production and anxiety during the postpartum period often hinder successful breastfeeding. Non-pharmacological approaches such as oxytocin massage are proven to stimulate the let-down reflex, yet community knowledge and family skills remain limited. This community service activity aims to increase the knowledge of breastfeeding mothers and their families regarding oxytocin massage as a non-pharmacological effort to enhance breast milk production at Posyandu Lavender, Cibiuk Village, Ciranjang District, Cianjur Regency. The activity involved 20 participants consisting of 14 breastfeeding mothers (70.0%) and 6 family companions/husbands (30.0%). Methods included interactive lectures, demonstrations, hands-on practice, pre-test/post-test evaluations, and satisfaction surveys. The results showed a significant increase in the average knowledge score by 35.50 percentage points (a 66.35% increase), rising from a pre-test mean of 53.50 (60.0% in the poor category) to a post-test mean of 89.00 (85.0% in the good category), with () based on the paired difference test. Psychomotor evaluations showed a 93.3% achievement rate in practical skills among companions, and participant satisfaction reached an average of 95.89% (very high category). Leaflet education combined with practical training effectively improves family understanding and skills regarding oxytocin massage to support successful exclusive breastfeeding.
STRENGTHENING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH LITERACY THROUGH ADOLESCENT HEALTH EDUCATION AT SMKS KESEHATAN NURUL HASANAH KUTACANE Faridah Aini; Siswanto Pafeld; Siti Fadhilah
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A community service activity themed "Strengthening Reproductive Health Literacy through Adolescent Health Education at SMKS Kesehatan Nurul Hasanah Kutacane" was conducted on July 5, 2026. Targeting 30 students aged 15–18, the initiative was motivated by the limited knowledge adolescents possess regarding reproductive health. The activity was carried out offline in a classroom setting, with participants divided into small groups to ensure an effective educational process. Evaluation involved pre-test and post-test questionnaires to measure students' initial and final literacy levels, alongside the anonymous completion of reproductive health screening forms covering personal hygiene and symptoms of pathological vaginal discharge. Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials utilized include booklets, flip charts, and leaflets. Results demonstrated a significant increase in literacy, evidenced by a rise in average knowledge scores from 40% in the pre-test to 90% in the post-test. Health screening results also provided an initial overview of the participants' reproductive health status, serving as a basis for follow-up actions. Overall, the activity proceeded successfully and received a positive response. Integrating such education into schools is expected to serve as an effective and sustainable intervention model for supporting adolescent health.
EMPOWERING WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE THROUGH HEALTH EDUCATION ON LONG-TERM CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS IN TRAGIH VILLAGE, SAMPANG REGENCY Tri Nanik Yuliani; Bima Suryantara; Riska Ismawati Hakim
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Long-term contraceptive methods (LTCM) are highly effective, yet their use in Indonesia remains below the national target, and many women of reproductive age (WRA) still rely on short-term methods such as injectables and pills. This community service activity aimed to improve WRA knowledge of LTCM in Tragih Village, Robatal District, Sampang Regency, East Java. A participatory educational approach was applied, consisting of coordination, preparation of educational media, interactive lectures, discussion, counseling, leaflet distribution, mentoring, and evaluation. Twenty-seven WRA participated, exceeding the minimum target of 25 (108%). Knowledge was measured with a pre-test and post-test, and satisfaction with a survey. The proportion of participants with good knowledge increased from 14.8% to 81.5%, while poor knowledge decreased from 33.3% to 0%. The mean knowledge score rose from 58.1 to 86.3 (an increase of 28.2 points, or 48.5%), and 25 of 27 participants (92.6%) improved. Nineteen participants (70.4%) were very satisfied and eight (29.6%) were satisfied, with a mean satisfaction score of 35.4 out of 40 (88.5%). Five of six output indicators were achieved. Health education combining lectures, discussion, counseling, and leaflets improved WRA knowledge and was well accepted; follow-up individual counseling and continued cadre involvement are recommended.
AYAH SIAGA CEGAH ANEMIA: HUSBAND SUPPORT FOR IRON TABLET ADHERENCE AND FREE HEMOGLOBIN SCREENING AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN IN CIANJUR Adelia; Siti Maimunah; Evy Ernawati
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Anemia in pregnancy remains a public health problem in Indonesia, and data from the Posyandu of Cipanas Health Center, Cianjur, show that its prevalence rose from 23.3% in 2024 to 26.9% in 2025. Family support, especially from husbands, is important for iron (Fe) tablet adherence and the use of hemoglobin (Hb) examination. This community service activity, “Ayah Siaga Cegah Anemia” (Alert Fathers Prevent Anemia), aimed to improve the knowledge and involvement of pregnant women and their husbands in preventing anemia. It was carried out in July–August 2026 with village midwives and Posyandu cadres. The activity comprised coordination, preparation of leaflets and a banner, health education on anemia, Fe tablet consumption and Hb examination, free Hb screening, discussion, and evaluation by pre-test, post-test, and a satisfaction survey. Thirty participants attended, which was 120% of the target of 25. The mean knowledge score increased from 61.33 to 80.13 (30.65%), the proportion of participants with good knowledge rose from 13.3% to 80.0%, and 93.3% improved their scores. Most participants were satisfied or very satisfied, and none was dissatisfied. Integrating education, husband involvement, and free Hb screening at the Posyandu is an acceptable approach that can be sustained through routine services.
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT POST-DISASTER AT KHOIROTUL USROH ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL THROUGH SKIN DISEASE EDUCATION AND PRODUCTION OF TRANSPARENT SOAP AND RED GALANGAL (Alpinia purpurata) OINTMENT Sri Yuliasmi; Jane Melita Keliat; Dewi Masyithah Darlan; Bayu Eko Prasetyo
International Review of Practical Innovation, Technology and Green Energy (IRPITAGE) Vol. 6 No. 2 (2026): July-October 2026
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Floods occurring near river basins severely impact environmental sanitation and dermatological health in affected communities. Humid, overcrowded post-disaster conditions increase the incidence of skin diseases caused by fungal and bacterial infections. This community service program aimed to empower students (santri) and teachers at the Khoirotul Usroh Islamic Boarding School in Langkat Regency through skin disease prevention education and training in the production of transparent soap and topical ointment using active extracts of red galangal (Alpinia purpurata) rhizomes. The training involved 106 participants divided into two hands-on workgroups: female students (n=48), who focused on transparent soap formulation, and male students (n=58), who focused on topical ointment formulation (20-gram pots). Program evaluation included pre- and post-tests to measure knowledge acquisition, along with organoleptic quality testing of the produced preparations. Results showed an increase in average knowledge scores in both groups: the female student group recorded an average increase of 8.75 percentage points (from 74.38% to 83.13%), while the male student group recorded a 4.22 percentage point increase (from 79.66% to 83.88%); no formal inferential statistical test was conducted to confirm significance. The transparent soap began to solidify within 1 hour and fully hardened within 24 hours, yielding a clear appearance, stable foam, and pleasant fragrance. The topical ointment (20 g/pot) displayed a smooth, homogeneous texture, a cooling sensation upon application, and a distinctive herbal aroma. The school management demonstrated strong commitment to the sustainable, independent production and use of these herbal products.

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