Abstract

The study considers the perception of medical errors and media awareness. This study identifies the effectiveness of the television media intervention in creating awareness on medical malpractices and it has find out the impact of maintaining medical records of a family online by the family doctor in reducing medical malpractices. This creates the importance of service quality in medical industry through the multilayer perceptron. At first, a substantial arrangement of components is figured out on each of the therapeutic mistake perceptions and media awareness. One inquiry of interest is how a multilayer perceptron (MLP) does handle such pointless inputs? The leftmost box plot shows, for cases that have observed awareness strongly disagree, the predicted pseudo-probability of category strongly disagree. The media awareness has been demonstrated observationally to be both predictable and valuable. MLP was used for data analysis.

Key words: Multilayer perceptron (MLP), classification, medical awareness, probability, cumulative gains and television.