Wash Your Research Articles

PENGARUH MENCUCI TANGAN TERHADAP ANGKA KUMAN PADA TELAPAK TANGAN SISWA SEKOLAH DASAR

Washing hands with soap is one method of protecting the body from many infectious illnesses. Following the guidelines of the World Health Organization, effective hand washing involves six stages. The purpose of this study is to ascertain how proper and good hand washing habits affect the quantity of germs on the palms of pupils at State Elementary School 005 Samarinda. Purposive sampling was utilized to choose 31 samples for a quasi-experimental study with a one group pretest-posttest design. Through counseling, samples taken in the form of palm swabs and examined before and after hand washing were evaluated using the Total Plate Number (ALT) technique with dilutions ranging from 101 to 102. The Wilcoxon Test technique was used to assess the test findings using univariate and bivariate analysis. According to studies, there are typically 78 CFU/cm2 of germs on the hands before washing them, and there are 10 CFU/cm2 of germs after washing them with soap, with a 79% reduction in the quantity of germs on the palms. The Wilcoxon test findings showed a p-value of 0.000, indicating that there was a reduction in the number of germs on primary school children' palms both before and after washing their hands. Always wash your hands before and after carrying out activities.

FORMULASI DAN UJI MUTU FISIK SEDIAAN GEL EKSTRAK BUNGA TELANG (Clitoria ternatea L.) SEBAGAI ANTISEPTIK TANGAN

Hands are one of the media for microbial growth, dirty hands become a breeding ground for microbes such as Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli or other bacteria. How to maintain hand hygiene is to wash your hands with soap or use an antiseptic (hand sanitizer). Antiseptic preparations are substances that have been widely used to inhibit the growth and kill microorganisms that exist around the body surface, for example on the palms of the hands that often come into contact with the surface of an object. One of the natural ingredients that has the potential to be developed as a hand antiseptic is telang flower (Clitoria ternatea). This research will formulate antiseptic gel preparations from telang flower extract, and how to test the physical quality of antiseptic gel preparations from telang flower extract. The method used for the extraction process here uses the maceration method, to maintain the antimicrobial compounds contained in the telang flower, followed by testing the physical characteristics and quality of the telang flower gel preparation, including, Organoleptic Test, pH test, Viscosity test, Homogeneity test, Spreadability test, adhesion test. After testing the characteristics and physical quality of the gel preparations of telang flower extract, the results were quite optimal, namely with a pH value in the range of 4.26-4.41 according to skin pH, and for viscosity at a value of 64% - 33%, in accordance with the characteristics of a good gel. Telang flower extract can be made and formulated as an antiseptic hand gel preparation. Variations in the concentration of the extract used greatly affect the characteristics of the gel preparation, starting from pH, viscosity, adhesion, and dispersion. The higher the concentration of the extract used, the lower the viscosity value, and the lower the pH value. The pH value and viscosity value for all formulas were in accordance with the skin parameter criteria, namely 3.5-6.5. Based on research conducted, Formula 3 using a concentration of 0.5 has. the most optimal gel preparation

Adherence to safe food-handling practices and dietary patterns in cancer survivors

In Chile there is a high risk profile of developing cancer which is associated, among other factors, to eating behaviors and, in this line, it is essential for cancer survivors to have access to nutritional advice that includes aproppriate food safety practices. The objective of this study is to characterize the level of adherence of cancer survivors to safe food-handling practices and dietary patterns in a Chilean National Health Survey. Secondary analysis study, conducted using the National Health Survey 2016-2017 database. The association between adherence to dietary patterns and safe food-handling practices was conducted by means of a logistic regression analisys, considering a p value of <0.05 as statistically significant. 2765 participants, females, 5.8% were cancer survivors who adhered twice more to the safe food-handling practice "wash your hands with soap and water before preparing food and before eating", and 1.5 times more to the practice "keep raw meat separate from other foods when preparing food or cooking". In both groups, it was observed a low adherence to achieve the recommendations on healthy weight, physical activity, fruits and vegetables consumption, and alcohol and sugar-sweetened beverages consumption of the WCRF/AICR. Partial adherence to the safe food-handling recommendations and low adherence to the WCRF/AICR recommendations were observed among cancer survivors and subjects without cancer.

"You can't wash your hands in a house without running water": pandemic precautionary behaviors after Hurricane Laura.

Hurricane Laura made landfall in southwestern Louisiana in August 2020 while the world was several months into the COVID-19 pandemic. In the present research, we examined pandemic precautionary behaviors in a sample of adults who varied in exposure and damage due to Hurricane Laura, a destructive Category 4 hurricane. A total of 127 participants responded to an online survey that assessed pandemic worry and precautionary behaviors, hurricane exposure and damage, and health-related quality of life. We found that Hurricane Laura victims neglected pandemic precautionary behaviors at significantly higher levels in the weeks immediately following Hurricane Laura than did indirectly impacted control participants, although the two comparison groups did not differ in COVID-19 worry or adherence to precautionary pandemic behavior 14-22 months after Hurricane Laura made landfall. Older age was negatively correlated with COVID-19 worry prior to Hurricane Laura, which was unexpected given that older people in general were more vulnerable to COVID-19 by their membership in a high-risk group. Future directions for research on post-disaster vulnerabilities during a global pandemic are discussed.

"Did You Wash Your Hands?" The Socioeconomic Inequalities Preventing Youth From Adopting Protective Behaviors During COVID-19 in South Africa.

Background. Behavior change has been a critical factor in slowing the spread of COVID-19. In South Africa where infection rates are high, research is needed on the protective behaviors adopted by youth who have low infection rates but are carriers of the virus. Aims. The purpose of this study is to (1) identify the protective behaviors young people adopted during the pandemic and (2) to estimate the probability of positive behavior change by demographic and socioeconomic characteristics. Methods. The study uses data from the South African National Income Dynamics-Coronavirus Rapid Mobile Survey 2020. The sample includes 985 (n) youth aged 15-24 years. The outcome of interest is behavior change due to the Coronavirus. Cross-tabulations and an adjusted binary logistic regression model showing odds ratios, are fit to the data. Results. Not all youth adopted protective behaviors. The most prevalent behaviors adopted include washing hands (67.75%) and staying at home (54.02%). Youth in households with six or more members are more likely to change their behaviors (ORs = 1.67 and 1.64, both p-values < .05). However, youth who do not have access to water to wash hands (OR = 0.71), reside in households with food insecurity (OR = 0.94), and those living in nonformal housing (OR = 0.69) are less likely to adopt behavior change. Conclusion. Due to the socioeconomic inequalities associated with behavior change, there is need for more tailored approaches to address youth living in impoverished households in the country.

Global concerns about camel flu: outbreak, etiology, genomic structure, transmission, symptoms, diagnostic tests, prevention, and treatment - correspondence.

Global concerns about camel flu: outbreak, etiology, genomic structure, transmission, symptoms, diagnostic tests, prevention, and treatment - correspondence.

Momma, Refracted

Momma, Refracted JC Andrews (bio) Keywords poetry, JC Andrews, machine, plastic, body, sweat, hospital, ghosts I’m so in love with you all of a sudden, you machine angel. Angel machine. Because I am still learning your new smells. Plastic, salt, animal, finally and still thinking plastic, salt, animal, finally. Because you are letting me stand you up in the shower and wash your hair like you are not my mother, like I am not your daughter. And this distance is good for me. When you are tired, I pull your arm over my strange new shoulders. String your weight into my side. We walk together the long walk back to where you will not sleep but ask questions that I’ll answer again and again with the chestspoken Yes of my body. My body. It sticks these days like a weird rainbow in the corner of your room. I remember now that you were making a grocery list. Everyone wants to see it. The last part. The part you didn’t finish. Minds will make math of this. Alien. Angel. Miracle. Machine. The baseball game will stay on and dreamloop forever. You will forget me. The lines in your neck. The names of things. And I will hold you like I am thick as my slow manners. But right now, you are sweating in your yellow gown with your mouth wide open. You were long gone yesterday, and I see it everywhere I put these wet paper towels from up above the hospital sink. On your wrists, your cheeks, and your chest that is, yes, still moving. From this far away, I can song you down like a child, except you are not a child, and I am all the time, [End Page 150] always your child. From this far away, we can bend each other bright and lonely. Our ghosts are stealing third. We are the slowest light. Weather slung haunted. [End Page 151] JC Andrews jc andrews is a poet from Springfield, AR, with an interest in poems that work as an un-ing, poems that hold questions as a form of caretaking. She is the author of the chap-book Sweetwork, and her writing can be found in The Red Wheelbarrow, New Ohio Review, and elsewhere. She was a semifinalist for the 2021 Red Wheelbarrow Poetry Prize, a finalist for the 2021 New Millenium Writing Award, a finalist for the 2023 NORward prize, and a top ten applicant of the Mountain Words Writer-in-Residence program. She currently serves as an associate editor of Indiana Review. Copyright © 2023 The Massachusetts Review, Inc

ALLUSION IN “GIRL, WASH YOUR FACE” BY RACHEL HOLLIS AND ITS ARMENIAN TRANSLATION/ԳՐԱԿԱՆ ԱՆԴՐԱԴԱՐՁԸ ՌԵՅՉԵԼ ՀՈԼԻՍԻ «ԱՂՋԻԿ ՋԱՆ, ՈՒՇՔԻ ԱՐԻ» ՎԵՊՈՒՄ ԵՎ ԴՐԱ ՀԱՅԵՐԵՆ ԹԱՐԳՄԱՆՈՒԹՅՈՒՆԸ/АЛЛЮЗИЯ В РОМАНЕ РЭЙЧЕЛ ХОЛЛИС «ОЧНИСЬ, ДЕТКА» И ЕЕ ПЕРЕВОД НА АРМЯНСКИЙ ЯЗЫК

The present research dwells upon the translation of allusion in nonfiction, particularly in “Girl, Wash Your Face” by Rachel Hollis with a view to revealing the peculiarities of its use in the original text and the strategies employed to accurately transfer it to the target text. Not only does the study focus on allusion as a unique literary device but also highlights the importance of cross-cultural awareness and background knowledge to understand the specific cultural connotation allusion imparts. The merit of the research lies in the fact that allusions are examined from a comparative perspective which enables to identify extra-linguistic elements and the approaches translators adopt to convey them to the target readers. Hence, the research can be used to gain new insights into stylistics as well as the findings of the analysis might prove to be useful in the field of translation studies.

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, RISK ASSESSMENT, AND MANAGEMENT FOR ASTHMA PATIENTS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC OUTBREAK

Innumerable personages are associated with susceptibility to the COVID-19 pandemic viral infection evolution, which has globally overblown the healthcare facilities. Following the emergence of respiratory syndrome coronavirus, 2019- nCoV delineates as a third major emergence of a novel coronavirus. β-coronavirus having suspected origin from bat comprehend congestion of the respiratory system, indicating a worldwide life threat to around 235 million asthma patients’ existents as per WHO records. This review aims to investigate the risk constituents involved in virus-induced asthma, its management and prevention, origin, and transmission of coronavirus, including the relationship between different CoV infections. This review culminated the role of cytokines and chemokines and others found in COVID19 patients, which could directly or indirectly affect the smooth muscle contractility reasoned to promote asthma severity, but this still remains unknown. The research highlights how essential it is to regularly wash your hands and clean surfaces that are touched by your hands in order to prevent illness. Some pre-clinical data suggests the preferred use of a PDE4 inhibitor like Roflumilast in case of uncontrolled virus-induced asthma exacerbations. Although there is a lack of particular asthma management so far, that is why the rectification of the consequences can only be done by taking supportive treatment.

Edukasi dan Pelatihan Proteksi Diri saat Adaptasi Kebiasaan Baru dengan ‘PANDAKU’ pada Pekerja Kantin Rumah Sakit di Jakarta

'PANDAKU' is a term of make sure to keep your distance, don't wash your hands, discipline to wear a mask, let's vaccinate, gargle and brush your teeth in Bahasa Indonesia. 'PANDAKU' are things that need to be done in adapting new habits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Warehouse workers in hospitals as part of health care institutions are at risk of contracting the virus, so they need to protect themselves from exposure to the virus so that health protocols are implemented properly. Carry out activities boldly using the zoom application. There were 23 participants who were part of the community of hospital canteen workers in Jakarta. Activities carried out in the form of providing education, video demonstrations, and Q&amp;A sessions with the experts. Evaluation of activity participants was carried out by giving pre-test and post-test. Regular activities during a pandemic can be carried out and adapted to the development of the existing pandemic and can be carried out in various different communities.

The Effectiveness of Baby Massage to Reduce Cold Cough Symptoms

Cold cough is an upper respiratory tract disorder that most often affects infants and children. Very young babies will be infected very easily, transmission still occurs for someone who has a cold often hold his nose due to the itch or blow his nose. If you don't wash your hands immediately, it will become a source of infection. Cold cough is a primary infection of the nasopharynx and nose which often affects infants and children (RI Ministry of Health, 2021). Treatment efforts are being made to prevent pneumonia and ISPA (Upper Respiratory Tract Infection) as well as to overcome complaints such as symptoms of cough and cold, namely through medical (conventional) and alternative (traditional) treatment in line with scientific developments (Atmojo, 2012). This was an analytic survey study with a cross sectional approach. The study population was infants aged 0 - 12 months with 28 infants aged 0-12 months as the sample. It used a questionnaire as the instrument. The results showed that baby massage effectively reduced cold cough in 24 respondents (85%) and it was not effective in reducing cough cold symptoms for 4 respondents (15%). The conclusion, Baby message had an effect on reducing symptoms of cold cough in infants aged 0-12 months in RB Hadijah Medan.

Design and Build a Covid-19 Health Protocol Tool at a Doctor's Practice Based on the Internet of Things

Since the beginning of 2020, the world has been facing an outbreak of the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19). A person can catch the Corona virus when touching the nose, mouth or eyes after touching a surface that has been contaminated with the virus from a person who coughs or sneezes. To prevent contracting COVID-19, one way that can be done is to get used to washing hands with soap and running water, especially when in public places. Doctor Usman's practice is one of the medical practices in Kisaran City. The doctor's practice handles common diseases, the patients who come consist of various groups. During the current pandemic, the existing health protocols are strictly guarded in order to stop the spread of the existing virus. The protocol used is to always wear a mask, keep a distance and wash your hands before entering. Hand washing in practice is still using manual hand washing, namely with water filled in a paint barrel and given a faucet. The working system of the tool made is when the patient's hand is close to the water faucet, the ultrasonic sensor will detect the distance between the sensor and the hand. When the detected distance is less than the specified distance, the relay will be active to order the water out. The working system for soap and hand dryers is also the same as for water systems, namely detecting with an ultrasonic system. Then when the water sensor located in the water and soap container detects that the contents are empty, the sensor in it sends a notification to the officer or nurse who is in charge of the tool. With the automatic hand washing device, people don't need to touch the water faucet to wash their hands, thereby minimizing the possibility of transmitting the virus

Distribution of Hand Sanitizers and Disinfectants as Steps to Anticipate Covid-19 Transmission in Sidoarjo, Indonesia

The spread of Corona Virus Disease-19 (COVID-19) in Indonesia continues to increase from time to time. East Java with the highest number of positive COVID-19 cases compared to other provinces in Indonesia. Sidoarjo is the second largest region after Surabaya in terms of positive cases of COVID-19. WHO argues that COVID-19 can spread from human to human through saliva, mucus/phlegm that comes out of the nose of a person who confirm cases with COVID-19. Efforts to maintain health from the spread of the corona virus are to maintain hand hygiene because hands often mediate the entry of microbes into the body. Wash your hands regularly using soap/hand sanitizer as an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Hand sanitizers are an option because they are practical, easy to carry, and are able to inhibit the growth of bacteria/viruses. Therefore, our community service team consisting of lecturers and students of the Health Analyst-UNUSA, moved to distribute hand sanitizers (washing hands without rinsing water) and disinfectants that effectively kill bacteria/viruses. The distribution of hand sanitizers and disinfectants is given to traffic crossers in the Sidoarjo Regency area, because they have to keep working to control traffic for a relatively long time and the risk of contracting COVID-19 is relatively high. Distribution of hand sanitizers and disinfectants as a measure to anticipate the transmission and spread of COVID-19 as well as preparation for the new normal era of COVID-19 in the Sidoarjo Regency area.

Distribution of Hand Sanitizers and Disinfectants as Steps to Anticipate Covid-19 Transmission in Sidoarjo, Indonesia

The spread of Corona Virus Disease-19 (COVID-19) in Indonesia continues to increase from time to time. East Java with the highest number of positive COVID-19 cases compared to other provinces in Indonesia. Sidoarjo is the second largest region after Surabaya in terms of positive cases of COVID-19. WHO argues that COVID-19 can spread from human to human through saliva, mucus/phlegm that comes out of the nose of a person who confirm cases with COVID-19. Efforts to maintain health from the spread of the corona virus are to maintain hand hygiene because hands often mediate the entry of microbes into the body. Wash your hands regularly using soap/hand sanitizer as an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Hand sanitizers are an option because they are practical, easy to carry, and are able to inhibit the growth of bacteria/viruses. Therefore, our community service team consisting of lecturers and students of the Health Analyst-UNUSA, moved to distribute hand sanitizers (washing hands without rinsing water) and disinfectants that effectively kill bacteria/viruses. The distribution of hand sanitizers and disinfectants is given to traffic crossers in the Sidoarjo Regency area, because they have to keep working to control traffic for a relatively long time and the risk of contracting COVID-19 is relatively high. Distribution of hand sanitizers and disinfectants as a measure to anticipate the transmission and spread of COVID-19 as well as preparation for the new normal era of COVID-19 in the Sidoarjo Regency area.

‘Wash and Pray’

Abstract ‘Continue to wash your hands, continue to wear your mask, continue to sanitize, continue to maintain social distance, and lastly continue to pray’. These were the closing remarks of a pastor who was preaching online to his congregants in the context of the second and third waves of COVID-19 variants. This article focuses on the church’s utilisation (or lack) of both religion and science under the ‘wash’ and ‘pray’ theology. The article raises this fundamental question: to what extent is the church embracing scientific knowledge in its efforts to deal with COVID-19? Data was collected through an online questionnaire survey, review of available literature, listening to clerics on YouTube, follow-up WhatsApp interviews, as well as overt and covert observations. The article argues that religion and science differ on a number of issues but in the context of COVID-19 and as indicated by this study, they must learn from each other and pool resources to combat COVID-19. COVID-19 calls for undivided attention, and when religion and science unify humanity vastly benefit. The article adds to the continuous debate on the relationship between science (wash) and religion (pray), arguing for the significance of religious ideas that make science effective in addressing the pandemic and vice versa.

11 For Health: Popularity And Effects On Well-being And Health Knowledge In 10-12-yr-old Faroese School Children

In the Faroe Islands, as globally, a large fraction of the population fails to follow the guidelines for maintaining a healthy lifestyle concerning physical activity, nutrition, hygiene, alcohol, tobacco, and drugs, resulting in an elevated risk of developing non-communicable diseases and poor well-being. PURPOSE: We aimed to investigate the popularity and effects on well-being and health knowledge of the “11 for Health program for Europe” for 10-12-year-old Faroese children. METHODS: We applied a cluster randomized controlled trial, including a total of 19 school clusters, randomized into intervention schools (IG, n = 12) and control schools (CG, n = 7). A total of 261 children (137 boys, 124 girls) participated. IG completed the 11-week program, consisting of 2x45 min per week with football drills, small-sided games, and health education. CG continued their regular teaching. Pre and post-intervention, the participants completed a shortened version of the multidimensional well-being questionnaire KIDSCREEN-27 and a 34-item health knowledge questionnaire. RESULTS: The program received a high score for enjoyment, with similarly high scores for girls and boys (3.68 ± 1.23 and 3.84 ± 1.17, respectively, on a 1-5 scale). Between-group differences (P < 0.05) were observed in change score for physical well-being and overall peers and social support in favor of IG compared to CG, as well as for physical well-being in IG girls compared to CG girls. Between-group differences in change score for overall health knowledge (11.8%, p < 0.001) was observed in favor of IG, as well as for play football (8.9%, p = 0.039), be active (8.1%, p = 0.017), control your weight (18.5%, p < 0.001), wash your hands (19.5%, p < 0.001), eat a balanced diet (19.3%, p < 0.001), get fit (12.1%, p = 0.007) and think positive (5.5%, p = 0.039). CONCLUSION: The “11 for Health program for Europe” was rated popular and improved physical well-being, peers and social support, and health knowledge in 10-12-year-old Faroese school-children. Thus, this concept appears to be an efficient and sustainable health promotion model for school children.

Application of Clean and Healthy Behavior Activities In the Covid-19 Pandemic in Miftahul Islamic Boarding School, South Jakarta, Indonesia

&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Introduction:&lt;/strong&gt; The COVID-19 pandemic has hit countries around the world, including Indonesia. One of the sectors affected by the COVID-19 pandemic is the education sector. Educational institution in Indonesia has designed a distance learning program to prevent COVID-19 but not all educational institutions can implement this, for example an Islamic boarding school. The Pandemic COVID-19 causes the weakness of teaching and learning activities in islamic boarding school. However, teaching and learning activities must continue to be carried out with study times, to follow government directives in preventing the wider spread of the pandemic COVID-19. One of the ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is to wash your hands with soap and running water, also maintaining clean and healthy behavior activities.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Method: &lt;/strong&gt;This study uses a qualitative method with a descriptive phenomenological approach. The sample was selected purposively, the research informants were student Islamic Boarding School Miftahul, South Jakarta and key informants consisted of boarding school leaders, teachers in the boarding school environment on November 2021.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Result: &lt;/strong&gt;The results showed that the informants had behaved in a clean and healthy life both as an effort to prevent the covid-19 virus.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Conclusion:&lt;/strong&gt; It is hoped that the board and management of Islamic boarding schools can coordinate with local health center health workers to conduct health education related to Clean and Healthy Behavior (PHBS).&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt; &lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;&lt;em&gt; &lt;/em&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p align="center"&gt; &lt;/p&gt;

PELATIHAN DAN PEMBUATAN PAPER SOAP ORGANIK SEBAGAI AlLTERNATIF UMKM KREATIF PADA MASYARAKAT DIMASA PANDEMI COVID-19

During the Covid-19 pandemic, many ways have been done to keep the environment and oneself in a clean, hygienic and healthy state. Many people use products that are made to behave in a healthy life in preventing various types of diseases as an effort to behave in a healthy life while remaining disciplined in carrying out health care procedures. One of the prokes is to wash your hands with soap. Keeping hands clean by using soap is a necessity to prevent exposure to viruses and bacteria. The method used in this service is practice or experimentation to increase public understanding. The purpose of this activity is to provide knowledge to the community in Kubang Jaya Village, Kec. Siak Hulu District. Kampar in making practical organic paper hand soap. This hand soap product can also encourage creativity and interest in trying to become an alternative to MSMEs for the community to become a profitable home-based business opportunity. To achieve this goal, the Abdurrab University community service team has provided training and applied how to produce Organic Paper Hand Soap. The resulting impact shows maximum results, the community is enthusiastic and understands how product manufacturing works, as well as successfully making products well.

Sosialisasi Mencuci Tangan untuk Anak dengan Buku Anak di PAUD Roemah Kita Yogyakarta

This socialization departed from concerns about the lack of information for children regarding Covid-19. In addition, this socialization was held because it saw the importance of health protocols, one of which was washing hands as a measure to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Information related to health protocols has only been targeted for adult audiences. However, health protocol information for children is very limited. Parents often find it difficult to explain health protocols during a pandemic. This socialization is a collaboration with Taman Paud (Early Childhood Education) Roemah Kita in Yogyakarta as a partner. Dissemination focuses on information and knowledge related to hand washing as an important health protocol for early childhood, especially during a pandemic. Socialization was given to parents through a children's book entitled "Wash Your Hands" because of a suggestion from the government not to carry out gathering activities during the pandemic. The books are given to the parents of students. Parents then read it to the children while they are at home during the quarantine

PENYERAHAN DAN SOSIALISASI PENGGUNAAN HAND SANITIZER OTOMATIS DI DESA JANGGALAN KABUPATEN KUDUS

Janggalan Village located in Kudus Regency will become a Tourism Village with a heritage theme, which will be visited by many tourists, but at this time the world community including the Janggalan Village community is struggling against the Covid-19 virus. Hands are a means of transmission of microorganisms to the respiratory tract and mouth, therefore it is necessary to clean hands. One of the simplest and most common ways to keep your hands clean is to wash your hands with soap. With the development of science, hand washing activities have been carried out in a more practical way, namely by using an antiseptic liquid or gel that can be used anywhere and anytime without rinsing the water, which is called a hand sanitizer. With the development of technology, the service team will make an automatic hand sanitizer, the results of which will be submitted to the village, accompanied by socialization of how to use the hand sanitizer. The method used in this community service activity is preparation, implementation, and reporting. The result of this community service activity is the creation of an automatic hand sanitizer that is handed over and socialized to the Janggalan Village party properly.Keywords: Janggalan Village, Handsanitizer, automatic, covid-19