Welcome to the official home of ANTT® We hope you find our new website useful. The Association for Safe Aseptic Practice provides this site to support practitioners, healthcare organisations, industry and patients in the education and clinical practice of ANTT®, the world’s most commonly used aseptic technique.
Here, you can find out more about ANTT as a fast developing global standard for safe aseptic technique, what it is, how it works, how you can implement it in your team or organisation, what help we provide, how to protect ANTT for the benefit of patients….and more.
ANTT® is a global collaboration. If you would like to have you or your team featured working clinically, please email us a photo for the slideshow on the right!
News…
Canadian Vascular Access & Infusion Therapy Guidelines Newly published evidence graded guidelines. ANTT is featured significantly.
Updated ANTT Competency Assessment Tools
Updated leaner versions of the ANTT CAT Tools are now available
Updated ANTT Audit Tools
Updated leaner versions of the ANTT Audit Tools are now available in printable and electronic format. For more information click here.
Updated ANTT Clinical Practice Framework (2024)
A new ANTT Principle has been added and the framework document has been comprehensively updated.
ASPIC Conference
Circle Health Group become the first Private Sector Organisation to gain Gold Accreditation across hospitals nationally.
ANTT is mandated nationally by the Algerian Ministry of Health - comprehensively translated in French language
Updated ANTT Procedure Guidelines
We have updated all the ANTT Procedure Guideline Collection for both Hospital and Community care. Click here to learn more
Infusion Standards 2024
ANTT is the Infusion Standard for aseptic technique in the 2024 edition of the INS Standards of Practice. We are delighted to collaborate with INS on improving patient safety.
The Romania Health Ministry adopts ANTT Click here to learn more
Publication: ANTT prevalence in the UK’s National Health Service
‘DRIPP’ - A collaboration with BD and Specialist Organisations to help improve standards of care for intravenous and urinary catheter devices
