Equality of Justice for Honorarium Differences in Carrying out the Medical Profession: Binary Contamination Efforts

Abstract

The state of binary opposition in every social relationship is one of the causes of the emergence of injustice in the effort to obtain a decent livelihood. The loss of equality of justice in achieving a decent livelihood -in carrying out the process of specialist doctors, is precisely caused by the imbalance in the formulation of legal norms legitimized by power through the activities of forming laws and regulations based on monologue reasoning. Until, there is an inequality between one Specialist Doctor and another Specialist, just because it works non-linearly in a hospital that has certain specialties. This study aims to analyze the government's injustice in determining income in the form of honorarium for specialist doctors in hospitals labeled Special Hospitals in Indonesia. The problem to be studied in this study is related to efforts to carry out binary contamination of the discourse of honorarium inequality among fellow specialists. This research uses legal research methods with a multidisciplinary approach, namely a legal approach and a socio-political science approach. The results of this study show a difference in honorarium payments for fellow doctors who have the status of specialist doctors and work in government special hospitals by designating non-specialist doctors based on the specificity of the hospital specialties as marginalized binary opposition through the Minister of Health Regulation. The Minister of Health Regulation is a symbolic dominance for Specialist Doctors who work in Special Hospitals but is not linear with their specificity.