Most kids with ADHD are not diagnosed until their academic performance and socialization is affected ...

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Most kids with ADHD are not diagnosed until their academic performance and socialization is affected.  ADHD screening is not part of theyearly physical/wellness examination.  If ADHD is identified early, kids with ADHD would have better outcomes. Describe the issue and the significance based on literature. describe the problem in Florida, the united states andglobally.  Include information  from the united states about the following: How do you know it’s a problem?  Why is it an important problem/issue to address in this setting and how does it align with organizational priorities?  How long has it been a problem/issue?  What has already been done? What are the data that show evidence of the problem? Consider internal and external sources of evidence. Are there sources of data linked to national quality metrics?  Who in the organization, setting and/or population has been impacted by the problem/issue and how? Are there safety and quality issues involved? Are there financial impacts?  What does the literature say about the history of the problem? Does the literature determine the presence or absence of research evidence related to the identified problem? Is there sufficient high quality, current (past 5 years) evidence to support proceeding with the project? __________________________________________________________________________ Describe evidence-based practice that will be beneficial for early identification of ADHD in a pediatrician’s office. For example, Vanderbilt questionnaires  ______________________________________________________________________________ Search the literature, find 5 studies that talk about how early identification of ADHD is beneficial.  Summarize each article and the results, include the level of evidence.  Summarize all the evidence you have found, including consistencies and inconsistencies, best evidence recommendations, and strength of the evidence.