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Greenfort International Journal of Applied Medical Science
Single-centre cross-sectional study with modest sample size and a primary finding (NSSI prevalence and depression association) that is descriptive rather than comparative; substance-use findings are internally conflicting and require replication.
Journal of Rational-emotive & Cognitive-behavior Therapy
A single-centre RCT with modest sample size (n=100) and surrogate endpoints (suicide probability scale, social functioning scale) showing statistically significant between-group differences, but lacking hard clinical outcomes and generalizability data.
Single-case phenomenological report describing ego defense mechanisms and CLP interventions in one patient; descriptive analysis without control, comparison, or quantified outcomes limits evidential strength.
Single-centre hospital cross-sectional study in a specific Indian setting with modest comorbidity prevalence (6.5%) and no significant associations between substance type and personality disorder; descriptive rather than comparative findings limit generalizability and clinical actionability.
An expert consensus-derived clinical pathway for integrated management of adolescent NSSI combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine, establishing a structured diagnostic and treatment framework rather than reporting empirical outcomes.
A single case report with retrospective diagnostic revision; demonstrates clinical reasoning about diagnostic challenges but provides no comparative data, control group, or systematic outcome measurement to support generalizable evidence.