Prematures make up the majority of risky babies; perinatal asphyxia, hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), periventricular leukomalacia (PVL), intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH), respiratory distress syndrome (RSD), bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD), hyperbilirubinemia, viral infections, fetal alcohol syndrome, muscle tone disorders, hydrocephalus and They may encounter risk factors such as microcephaly.It is important to detect early atypical neurodevelopmental findings that may occur in at-risk of infants at later ages and direct them to the necessary intervention programs.In this context, all healthcare professionals in the follow-up of at-risk babies should follow developmental and medical follow-up guidelines and use various neuromotor assessment methods. It is also stated in the guidelines of the American Academy of Pediatrics (APA) and the high-risk baby monitoring guide of the Turkish Neonatology Association that these babies should be monitored periodically by a team.The importance of monitoring all premature infants, especially very low birth weight (VLBW) babies \<1500g, at least twice in the first year of their lives, with age-appropriate neuromotor and developmental evaluations is emphasized. In this way, infants; By determining motor, sensory, cognitive and social developmental delays, developmental problems in later ages can be predicted. In addition, physiotherapy and rehabilitation or special education needs can be determined in terms of early intervention and motor development, and early referral to appropriate support programs can be provided.The 3 methods with the best predictable validity that can determine CP before the corrected 5-month period are; Neonatal MRI (86%-89% sensitivity), Prechtl's GMs Evaluation (98% sensitivity), HINE (90% sensitivity). Using the HINE test alone was also found to be reliable in determining the development of CP. In recent years, studies have shown that the diagnosis of high-risk CP can be detected at the 3rd month with predictive validity and reliability by evaluating the quality of Prechtl's GMs movements.Early physiotherapy and rehabilitation in CP includes approaches starting from the neonatal period and up to 24 months. The main aim is to provide normal functional movements and normal sensory input by using the rapid learning ability resulting from brain plasticity.Velde et al. In order to implement a new evidence-based clinical guideline for early diagnosis in Australia, a study aimed to determine the age at diagnosis, suitability for recommended tests, and acceptability of the early diagnosis clinic for parents and referrers, by following patients according to international guidelines, estimated CP diagnosis between 4-8 months. They showed. The follow-up clinic in this study was found to be highly acceptable to parents and referrers. During this follow-up period, pediatricians had the highest referral rates (39%), followed by auxiliary healthcare professionals (31%), primary caregivers (14%) and other healthcare professionals (16%).In a study conducted among American pediatricians, it was stated that there was uncertainty about how to diagnose and refer babies with motor delays, and variability in knowledge and practices regarding the identification of motor delays in these babies. A study conducted with clinicians (pediatricians, physiotherapists and occupational therapists) in New Zealand investigated current clinical practices regarding awareness and use of diagnostic tools for the detection of CP. Despite high awareness of the risk of CP in New Zealand, current use of international best practice tools in the clinic has been observed to be low. Clinicians who do not make diagnoses within their professional roles also reported that the assessment tools were rarely used, with 74% never using GMs or HINE and 54% in assessing children at risk for CP. Barriers to use have been cited as lack of time or funding, lack of clear guidelines, and inadequate management support. In a study conducted with pediatric physiotherapists in Spain, the average age at which CP was suspected was 12.6 months. To evaluate and diagnose the risk of CP, most physiotherapists; stated that they used the child's clinical history (88.1%), AIMS (41.3%) and Vojta Assessment Procedure (32.1%). In Spain, physiotherapists were found to rarely use GMs (25.7%) and HINE (28.4%). These results showed that pediatric physiotherapists in Spain rely on clinical history and older tools to identify children with CP.In this study, it was aimed to determine the awareness levels about the importance of the use of these tools in terms of early diagnosis and intervention in CP in Turkey, the frequency of use and the reasons for the obstacles if they cannot be used. In this context, the awareness levels of physiotherapists in Turkey will be determined through a digital survey administered digitally to pediatric physiotherapists in Spain and translated into Turkish after obtaining the necessary permissions.