Under Dutch law, preventive youth healthcare organisations have a duty to ensure the early
identification of children with health or developmental problems. Similarly, municipalities
have a duty to monitor young people’s health at least every four years. For problem
identification and monitoring, both individual and collective, these organisations often use
self-report questionnaires. The overall aim of this thesis is to study various methodological
and validity issues related to the use of self-report questionnaires among young people in a
preventive youth healthcare setting. Seven specific research questions are derived from the
Rotterdam Youth Monitor (RYM), a longitudinal youth health surveillance system integrated
into preventive youth healthcare in the greater Rotterdam area.http://repub.eur.nl/res/pub/18629/100401_Looij-Jansen%2C%20Petra%20Monique%20van%20de.pdf
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