Mobile health apps increase the accessibility of cognitive-behavioral-based interventions before, during, or following treatment. GGOC is a mobile app designed to challenge maladaptive beliefs in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). This single-case study assesses the usefulness of GGOC as a relapse prevention tool for OCD. The patient was a 26-year-old woman with severe contamination and washing/cleaning OCD symptoms (Y-BOCS = 33). GGOC was used for relapse prevention following CBT treatment. The patient completed 47 levels dedicated to OCD-relevant maladaptive beliefs. Before and after GGOC, the Y-BOCS, Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory (OCI-R), Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire (OBQ-20), and Depression subscale of the Depression, Anxiety, Stress Scale were completed. The OBQ-20 and OCI-R scores decreased from pre- to post-GGOC. The Y-BOCS decreased from 7 pre-GGOC to 2 post-GGOC. Findings support the efficacy of GGOC as a relapse prevention tool for individuals with OCD, and its contribution to maintaining gains after CBT.

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使用新颖的基于移动应用程序的干预措施，协助OCD预防复发：病例报告。

移动医疗应用程序可在治疗之前，之中或之后增加基于认知行为的干预措施的可及性。GGOC是一款移动应用程序，旨在挑战强迫症（OCD）中的适应不良信念。这项单例研究评估了GGOC作为OCD预防复发工具的有用性。该患者是一名26岁的女性，患有严重的污染并有洗/擦OCD症状（Y-BOCS = 33）。GGOC用于预防CBT治疗后的复发。该患者完成了47个针对与强迫症相关的适应不良信念的水平。在GGOC之前和之后，完成了Y-BOCS，强迫症量表（OCI-R），强迫信念问卷（OBQ-20）以及抑郁，焦虑，压力量表的抑郁副量表。从GGOC之前到之后，OBQ-20和OCI-R得分均下降。Y-BOCS从GGOC前的7个降低到GGOC后的2个。研究结果支持了GGOC作为OCD患者预防复发的工具的功效，以及其对维持CBT后收益的贡献。