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 ==== Summary ====
-//Provide here the conclusions of this chapter and make the bridge to the next chapter.//
+This chapter summarised the project management approach used for developing the Healing Cocoon prototype, a proof-of-concept designed to reduce anxiety in children in clinical waiting environments. The project scope focused on research, design, and development, organised using a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) to structure tasks and responsibilities.
+The project was managed through short, structured development cycles with weekly planning sessions and Jira task tracking, enabling steady progress and flexibility over the 15-week timeline. The project was completed within a €100 budget by prioritising low-cost materials and components while maintaining core functionality.
+Quality was ensured through iterative testing, supervisor feedback, and a focus on safety, hygiene, accessibility, and reliability. Key stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, patients, supervisors, and suppliers, were considered throughout development.
+Communication was maintained using WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and Jira to support effective collaboration. Risks were continuously identified and mitigated, while procurement decisions balanced cost, performance, and availability.
+Overall, this structured and iterative development process, supported by continuous feedback, allowed the team to deliver a functional prototype within the defined constraints of scope, time, cost, and quality.