Why has Algeria chosen ANTT^®? 

This excerpt from the national guidelines above,  independently demonstrates the appeal and utilisation of the ANTT^® Clinical Practice Framework… 

       ‘However, the teaching of aseptic technique in our country comes up against a lack of standardization, a source of ambiguity and variability in its understanding and application by professionals. This variability is the source of errors and compromises the achievement of effective asepsis. For this reason, we have adopted in this reference a standardized aseptic technique, in ANTT®, an original aseptic technique overseen by the Association for Safe Aseptic Practice (ASAP) which is working to establish it as an international standard and is currently adopted by many countries.

ANTT® is based on clear concepts and principles, combined with specific terminology that eliminates any ambiguity, thus providing caregivers with a common language and an identical understanding. It is accompanied by a set of Procedure Guidelines illustrating its application to the most common care in health establishments as well as in the context of home care.

The ANTT® is designed on a quality approach model, which allows healthcare establishments to implement it as part of a program to improve the quality and safety of care. As with the first standard, the presentation in the form of sheets and protocols allows easy use in initial (medical or paramedical) and continuing training as well as in the daily activity of caregivers. It’s adoption by health and training establishments will undoubtedly be a powerful lever for reducing the heavy burden of HAIs in our country.’