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OBJECTIVE This study aims to describe the lifestyle of fishermen (men) who have activities at sea and housewives (women) who live at home, which in turn affects the avoidance of men and the threat of homemakers from the symptoms of diabetes. The research also explains the formation of the division of roles the socio-economic of the fishing community in the context of its socio-cultural influence. METHOD This research employs a qualitative ethnographic method which was located in Bontosua Village, Pangkep Regency, South Sulawesi Province. RESULTS The results show that the strict social and economic division between men and women is based on the perception of maritime culture that understood the sea as a dangerous environment and working with heavy and complicated technology. To adapt to the conditions of nature and work, then, men who are assumed to be physically active at sea, while since women are physically weak so they live on land to do a variety of jobs that are relatively light and safe mainly domestic matters. CONCLUSION For women, the lack of activity at home provides an opportunity to consume various kinds of favorite foods, including those that have the value and cultural meaning (Buginese, Makassar ethnicities) without realize that these foods are classified as high-risk foods that cause diabetes. OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to find out the legal reasons that cause the criminal potential to doctors who help abortions in rape victims, and strive to eliminate criminal possibility against these doctors. METHOD This study uses normative juridical research with primary legal materials (laws) and secondary legal materials (literature on health law and medical law). Analysis of legal material was carried out using qualitative analysis, by describing norms regarding the legalization of abortion for rape victims that are contrary to the principle of legal certainty. RESULTS The results showed that the legal reason that caused doctors who help abortions in rape victims could be convicted because the incidence of rape was not guaranteed based on court decisions that had permanent legal force. The effort to abolish criminal acts against the doctor is through the legal formulation of a brief program in proving the act of rape, as well as implementing the absentia trial if the suspect is not present. CONCLUSION The doctor who helps abortion in rape victim has the potential to be suspected as criminal, but the effort to abolish the criminal against the doctor can be performed through the legal formulation. L.U.OBJECTIVE This study aims to describe home care program as a health service innovation to improve quality of health service. LJH685 S6 Kinase inhibitor METHODS The study employs a descriptive qualitative approach and collected data by interview and field observation. The research was conducted in two health community centers during March-May 2017. Result data is analyzed with qualitative descriptive method. RESULTS The study identified home care services carried out in each community health center in Makassar City to improve the quality of public health services, especially in the community in the slum area. Nevertheless, this home care program still has obstacles, including overdependence on top leaders, limited number and capacity of health workers, and inappropriate rewards. CONCLUSION Home care program is health service innovation, which is initiated by the Health Service Agency of City of Makassar and it contributes to quality improvement of health service, particularly to vulnerable urban communities. OBJECTIVE To analyze the role of community institutions as the main actors in controlling public health free from the spread and influence of drugs. METHOD A case study with a qualitative approach was used in examining the role of institutions in controlling public health free from drug distribution. Data collection techniques covered in-depth interviews, Focus Group Discussion, observation, and literature review. The informants were seven people including the head of village and staffs, heads of a neighborhood organization, religious and community leaders, women and youth leaders. RESULTS The community has institutions, having roles in controlling the narcotics spread and thus safeguarding the community's health conditions. These roles are as a vehicle for community consolidation, a guide for community behavior, a source of values and social norms, and a rule enforcer. CONCLUSION Community institutionalization has three roles in controlling health, namely as a guideline, a forum, and a public health steward.OBJECTIVE This study aims to describe the use of discretion at the Street Level Bureaucrat level against the dilemma in Home Care services at the Kassi-Kassi Health Centre in Makassar City. METHOD The method used in this study is descriptive qualitative. Data collection was carried out through observation, interviews, and analysis of documents relevant to this research. RESULTS The results of the study on the discretion of health services in the City of Makassar (case studies on Home Care services at Kassi-Kassi Health Centre) can be seen from four indicators according to Lipsky,1 namely service costs, service time, service information and service ethics. Based on these indicators, the Street level desires to face a dilemma in terms of service time and service information. On this basis, the discretion taken by the Dottorotta of the Kassi-Kassi health community center aims to provide maximum service and the Dottorotta team in responding to requests for Home Care services at the same time as being responsive to patients. CONCLUSION This research indicates that health workers experience dilemmas in providing health services, so they tend to do discretion to respond to the dilemmas. This study identified four principal discretions by health workers. First, the officers will no longer follow the standard operating procedures if it is considered to slow down the service process. Second, maximize the additional service response team to provide services when the number of patients increases. Third, overcome the limitations of drugs by encouraging patients to buy drugs at other public pharmacies. Finally, educating the public to use telephone services 24hours 112 only in emergencies and not to abuse the service.