Jaime Muñoz

Jaime Muñoz, MSc is an active researcher specializing in child protection systems and foster care matching processes, with particular focus on Chilean contexts and international comparisons with the Netherlands. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to child welfare and protection.

His research interests center on foster family systems, child protection frameworks, and family-centered approaches to child welfare. The fingerprint analysis of his work shows strong specialization in foster care systems (100% Foster Families, 66% Child Protection System) with additional focus on Chilean contexts and caregiver dynamics.

His recent publications demonstrate a consistent research trajectory examining decision-making processes in foster care placement, with particular attention to cross-cultural comparisons between Chile and the Netherlands. The research shows increasing focus on systematic matching approaches between children and foster families.

His scholarly contributions appear in academic publications including the journal Psicoperspectivas and the Chilean publication Parentalidad y bienestar infantil published by RIL Editores.

Jaime Muñoz maintains an ORCID profile (0000-0003-4766-6435) and his work has garnered attention through academic channels including Mendeley readership and social media engagement.