Hospital admissions in which the individual agrees to treatment and to stay as long as treatment is deemed necessary is identified as which of the following?

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Voluntary admission is when a person agrees to be admitted to the hospital for treatment and stays as long as treatment is necessary. Outpatient commitment refers to a court-ordered treatment plan that does not involve hospitalization. Involuntary commitment is when a person is admitted to the hospital without their consent because they are a danger to themselves or others. Emergency hospitalization is when a person is admitted to the hospital due to a medical emergency.

Hospital Admissions in Which the Individual Agrees to Treatment and to Stay