 In order to improve the detection of ADHD and co-morbidities and prevent undue polypharmacy, validated screening tools are essential in the primary care setting. However, general pediatric practice is fast paced and high volume. Clearly, the ideal diagnostic evaluation of children with symptoms of inattention would involve concurrent administration of validated screening tools for ADHD and anxiety, despite the constraints of a busy pediatric practice. The investigators believe health information technology combined with ongoing quality improvement with input from providers and families can achieve this ideal. 