Good tool, easy to use.

I've used Miro which was to help our team visually see who is available and physically in the office. This type of knowledge is key to a team as we serve families in a variety of ways, on the phone, virtually, or in person at our location, and in person off-site. Miro helps to distinguish who is out for the day, and if they are working in the field or taking a personal day. This type of information is paramount for our receptionist to be able to effectively transfer calls, and for our team to seamlessly delegate tasks and calls. We also use Miro to show prioritize staff members based on who is the first to be in the rotation for calls/appointments for walk in appointments. This is very important to us as we work on a rotation and each of us have an opportunity to assist clients, but the priority will rotate ensuring we all get a fair amount of business. The Miro board helps us to easily change the rotation from day to day and see when people may be already with a client, or out to lunch, etc.

The ability to locate my coworkers, and thusly assist families as quickly as possible.
I can imagine using this platform in other industries as well. I was previously in the general contracting industry and not only the GC but also their subcontractors could use this software to easily see that they have the appropriate employees at any job site, and which subcontractors are at which site, etc. I think this would be a wonderful addition for the administrative staff, project managers and their assistant(s).

Similarly, a medical office would be able to use this software to see easily and quickly what patients are in what rooms, and which doctors are in office, out to lunch, with a patient, etc.

This decreases the amount in which I have to use my phone to try and locate employees/coworkers. We do use a chat feature on another platform and if that was worked into this, that would be nice as well.

We have not used it for this purpose (as of yet anyway). I think that may be something like a chat feature I was suggesting in my last answer. If so, I have not yet been exposed to that feature. It is possible there are other MIRO features that we are not using to their full capacity.

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To ensure consistency and accuracy a best practice is to allow only certain users the ability to access certain features of Miro.

Unsure, unlikely though. I was unable to skip the prior two questions without answering.

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Showing how to develop different options within miro so individual staff can set up their own pages, if it would be useful to them.