Building a Culture of Recognition to Drive Performance

Publisher: NDORSE, LLC

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Building a Culture of Recognition to Drive Performance

University Medical Center New Orleans (UMCNO), part of LCMC Health, is a Level 1 Trauma Center in South Louisiana. Senior leaders at UMCNO are focusing on recognition to create an organizational culture of engagement and excellence. Dr. Peter DeBlieux is the Chief Experience Officer at UMCNO. With support from Jennifer Schwehm, Assistant Vice President of Quality and Patient Safety, these two leaders represent how UMCNO leadership integrates recognition into daily leadership practices using nDorse.

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