No1Lost
Together against tuberculosis
No1Lost is a project with which we want to support the socio-medical care of people with tuberculosis in Germany.
Partners
Funding
The circumstances surrounding tuberculosis often make it difficult to complete the long course of treatment. Our goal is to prevent treatment interruptions by developing practical tools to support people with tuberculosis. At the same time, we investigate the causes of treatment interruptions in order to find sustainable approaches to person-centered therapy.
The No1Lost project is planned to run for three years from 2025 to 2027 and is carried out jointly by Justus Liebig University Giessen, the CAPNETZ Foundation, and the German Central Committee for the Fight Against Tuberculosis (DZK e.V.), which also serves as the coordinating partner. The Federal Ministry of Health funds the project work.
The No1Lost project is planned to run for three years from 2025 to 2027 and is carried out jointly by Justus Liebig University Giessen, the CAPNETZ Foundation, and the German Central Committee for the Fight Against Tuberculosis (DZK e.V.), which also serves as the coordinating partner. The Federal Ministry of Health funds the project work.
ExplainTB
The No1Lost project focuses on addressing these issues
Network building
Cooperation in the fight against tuberculosis is essential for pooling knowledge and experience and for sustainably improving patient care.
Language and cultural mediation
Systematic presentation of the possibilities for supporting communication with people who have tuberculosis
Socio-medical tools
Resources to support tuberculosis treatment and best practice examples
Case conference
Interdisciplinary discussion of individual cases to prevent treatment discontinuation.
MDR-TB cohort study
Investigation of the risks for treatment discontinuation in the particularly vulnerable group of people with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB)
Training and continuing education
Promotion and support of socio-medical training in tuberculosis and other areas.