comparación entre los niños de etnia gitana e inmigrantes extranjeros ingresados en centros de protección por maltrato comparison of spanish gypsy and foreign immigrant maltreated children admitted to protection centers

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Abstract
Objetivos: Analizar las diferencias entre niños españoles de etnia gitana e inmigrantes extranjeros ingresados en centros de protección, respecto a las características del maltrato, los factores familiares y el estado de salud. Métodos: Se revisaron los expedientes sociosanitarios de 83 niños gitanos españoles y 105 niños inmigrantes que ingresaron desde enero de 1994 hasta diciembre de 2003 por maltratos en centros de protección del Instituto Aragonés de Servicios Sociales (IASS). El maltrato, sus tipos e indicadores se definieron y evaluaron según guías elaboradas por el IASS. Los factores familiares de riesgo sociosanitario asociados con el maltrato se determinaron según estudios nacionales. El estado de salud se evaluó según los protocolos elaborados por el IASS. Se realizó un estudio estadístico descriptivo y comparativo. Resultados: En los niños gitanos españoles predomina el grupo de edad de 0-5 años, mientras que en los inmigrantes es más frecuente el grupo de 12-17 años. En los niños gitanos españoles es también más frecuente la situación de negligencia física, emocional y/o abandono (p < 0,001) y la pertenencia a familias con problemas de delincuencia (odds ratio [OR] = 16,5; intervalo de confianza [IC] del 95%, 6,7-40,7), toxicomanía o alcoholismo (OR = 8,8; IC del 95%, 3,7-21,0) y multiproblemáticas (OR = 9,3; IC del 95%, 3,8-22,8). En los niños gitanos es más frecuente también la presencia de trastornos neurológicos, enfermedades discapacitantes, inmunizaciones ausentes o incompletas y enfermedades dermatológicas. Por su parte, los niños inmigrantes presentaron una frecuencia superior de maltrato físico, psicológico y/o sexual (p < 0,001), así como una procedencia de familias monoparentales (OR = 7,9; IC del 95%, 2,2-27,7). Conclusiones: Conocer las diferencias entre estos 2 grupos de niños maltratados puede ser de utilidad para los profesionales de los servicios sociales comunitarios responsables de desarrollar estrategias de intervención para la prevención y la detección precoz del maltrato, y para los responsables de la salud de estos menores mientras permanecen en un centro de protección.
Objectives: To determine whether there are differences between Spanish gypsy and foreign immigrant children admitted to protection centers in the characteristics of the maltreatment, social and familial factors linked to maltreatment, and health status. Methods: The social and health reports of 83 Spanish gypsy and 105 foreign immigrant children admitted to protection centers of the Aragonese Institute for Social Services (Instituto Aragonés de Servicios Sociales [IASS]) because of maltreatment from January 1994 to December 2003 were reviewed. Maltreatment, its types, and warning signs were defined and assessed according to the guidelines drawn up by the IASS. The social and familial risk factors associated with maltreatment were determined according to national studies. Health status was assessed following protocols used by the IASS. A descriptive and comparative statistical study was performed. Results: The Spanish gypsy children were mostly in the age group of 0-5 years, while foreign immigrants were mostly in the age group of 12-17 years. Spanish gypsy children showed a greater frequency of physical and emotional neglect and/or abandonment (p < 0.001) and were more likely to have families with problems of crime (odds ratio [OR] = 16.5; 95% confidence interval [95%CI], 6.7-40.7), drug/alcohol abuse (OR = 8.8; 95%CI, 3.7-21) and families with more than one social and health risk factor (OR = 9.3; 95%CI, 3.8-22.8). Spanish gypsy children showed a greater frequency of neurological disorders, disabling diseases, absent or incomplete immunizations, and dermatologic diseases. Foreign immigrant children showed a greater frequency of physical and psychological and/or sexual abuse (p < 0.001) and were more likely to live in a single parent family (OR = 7.9; 95%CI, 2.2-27.7). Conclusions: Identifying the differences between these two groups of maltreated children could be useful for professionals working in the community social services in charge of developing intervention strategies for the prevention and early detection of maltreatment, as well as for professionals in charge of the health of these children during their stay in a protection center.
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Authors ;Gonzalo Oliván-Gonzalvo
Journal cognition and emotion
Year 2004
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Risk factors ethnic groups immigrants factores de riesgo child abuse social problems problemas sociales inmigrantes grupos étnicos

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