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Ellen Miller

Ellen Miller

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Executive Director, International Ombuds Association

San Diego

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Total articles 4

  • Council Post: How Ombuds Can Impact The Well-Being Of Healthcare Workers

    By Ellen Miller| Forbes Verified Ellen M. Miller, Executive Director of the International Ombuds Association. You don’t have to work in healthcare to know that the people caring for us are suffering. The Covid-19 pandemic put them on the front lines of a crisis, affecting their physical and mental health, and the medical profession has not yet recovered. More than half of nurses surveyed reported symptoms of burnout in a 2023 survey by the American Nurses Foundation and McKinsey.

    By Ellen Miller · Forbes

    Jan. 24, 2024

  • Council Post: A Workplace Culture Of Safety And Inclusion Modeled By Ted Lasso

    By Ellen Miller| Forbes Verified The lovable soccer coach from Apple+ TV’s hit show may have told his last dad joke and dispensed his last bit of well-meaning advice, but there’s still much we can learn from Ted Lasso’s coaching and leadership style. I want to highlight five workplace culture lessons from Ted Lasso, focusing on how organizational ombuds can help implement these lessons and improve the culture of any organization.

    By Ellen Miller · Forbes

    Oct. 06, 2023

  • Council Post: How Ombuds Can Impact The Well-Being Of Healthcare Workers

    By Ellen Miller| Forbes Verified Ellen M. Miller, Executive Director of the International Ombuds Association. You don’t have to work in healthcare to know that the people caring for us are suffering. The Covid-19 pandemic put them on the front lines of a crisis, affecting their physical and mental health, and the medical profession has not yet recovered. More than half of nurses surveyed reported symptoms of burnout in a 2023 survey by the American Nurses Foundation and McKinsey.

    By Ellen Miller · Forbes

    Jan. 24, 2024

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