Children will receive typical counseling for obesity prevention, dental caries prevention, or school problems per routine standards for pediatrician anticipatory guidance

In randomly assigned experimental clinics, physicians will counsel patients to increase physical activity, seek dental care, or seek academic support services such as tutoring; this counseling will be assisted by an experimental intervention which consist of an electronic medical record that prompts specific counseling in conjunction with a geographic information system. The enhanced electronic medical record will map community resources to support physician counseling and lifestyle modification

An electronic medical record enhanced with geographic information systems will assist physicians in directing patients to community resources for increasing physical activity, preventing dental caries or addressing school problems

For the intervention clinics, data gathered by CHICA-GIS on the physician worksheet and just-in-time handouts will also allow us to determine the percentage of children who received behavioral counseling about dentistry, school performance, or physical activity by the physician, as well as the percentage of children who were referred to a community resource.

Surveys will be administered at baseline and end of the trial (18 months) to the entire staff of each practice, in order to document how each practice is organized and provide detailed information about community referral processes. Staff will also be asked about their satisfaction with the CHICA system, CHICA-GIS (Intervention Clinics only), and the community referral module (Intervention Clinics only).