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    • Threatened or actual blindness presents a significant crisis for patients.
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    • To explore the application of crisis intervention strategies.
    • To support patient and family coping mechanisms during acute medical care.
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    • Review of crisis intervention principles in medical settings.
    • Discussion of supportive care during the acute phase of vision loss.
    • Integration of psychological support within ophthalmological care.

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    • Crisis intervention can effectively mitigate the psychological impact of vision loss.
    • Early support enhances patient and family adaptation to vision impairment.
    • Proactive intervention improves readiness for rehabilitation.

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    • Crisis intervention is a valuable component of acute eye care.
    • Integrating psychosocial support improves patient outcomes and rehabilitation.
    • Addressing the crisis phase is essential for long-term vision rehabilitation success.