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Hermanos Divididos Entre el Hogar y el Cuidado de Crianza Temporal: Prevalencia, Naturaleza y Resultados

Dylan M Jones¹, Sarah Font²

¹College of Health and Human Development, University Park, PA, USA.

Child maltreatment

|February 18, 2026

Resumen

Los servicios de bienestar infantil (CWS, por sus siglas en inglés) a menudo separan a los hermanos. Los niños que permanecen en casa cuando un hermano ingresa al sistema de cuidado de crianza temporal tienen un riesgo más de tres veces mayor de involucrarse con CWS dentro de los 100 días.

Área de la Ciencia:

Investigación sobre Bienestar Infantil
Estudios Familiares
Salud Pública

Sus antecedentes:

El sistema de bienestar infantil (CWS) separa frecuentemente a los hermanos.
Existe una comprensión limitada sobre las características y consecuencias de las separaciones.

Objetivo del estudio:

Identificar los predictores de las decisiones de separación en el sistema de bienestar infantil.
Evaluar si la colocación de hermanos en cuidado de crianza temporal aumenta el riesgo de involucramiento posterior con CWS para los niños que permanecen en casa.

Principales métodos:

Se utilizaron datos vinculados de bienestar infantil y Medicaid de Pensilvania.
Se empleó regresión multinomial para los predictores de separación.
Se aplicaron análisis de supervivencia para examinar el involucramiento recurrente con CWS.

Principales resultados:

Los problemas de salud conductual infantil predicen significativamente las decisiones de separación.
Los niños que permanecen en casa con hermanos en cuidado de crianza temporal muestran un riesgo más de tres veces mayor de reinvolucramiento con CWS dentro de los 100 días.

Conclusiones:

Las separaciones están influenciadas por la salud conductual infantil.
La separación de hermanos en cuidado de crianza temporal es un factor de riesgo sustancial para la participación posterior en el sistema de bienestar infantil.

Palabras clave:

relaciones familiares cuidado de crianza temporal hermanos

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