London regional office has announced the membership of an action team set up to review emergency services across the capital.Philip Brown, director of information development, who led preparations for last winter in the capital, is heading the project, which also includes clinicians, trust and health authority chief executives and managers, community health council representatives, local authorities and the King's Fund.Mr Brown said he was delighted to have 'such a wide variety of experience and knowledge on the team'.
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