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Alan Langlands
Sir Robert Alan Langlands FRSE FRCP (Hon.) FRCGP (Hon.) FRCS (Edin.) (Hon.) FRCPSG (Hon.) FFPH FIA is vice-chancellor of the University of Leeds. He is notable for his past service as chief executive of the National Health Service executive in England (1994–2000), as principal and vice chancellor of the University of Dundee (2000–2009), and Chief Executive of the Higher Education Funding Council for England (2009-2013).
==Early career==
Robert Alan Langlands, born 29 May 1952, Glasgow, attended Allan Glen's School in Glasgow and graduated with an ordinary degree in biological science from the University of Glasgow in 1974.
He became General Manager of North West Thames Regional Health Authority in 1991. Between 1994 and 2000 he served as the chief executive of the NHS executive in England where he was the Secretary of State’s principal policy adviser for the NHS. He was known as a formidably hard worker.〔Edwards, B and Fall, M (2005) The Executive Years of the NHS p129 Radcliffe Publishing ISBN 978-1-85775-759-0〕 In 1998 he received a Knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours for his services to the NHS.
Langlands was chief executive of the NHS in England during a period of rapid change. His six years at the top, from 1994 to 2000, spanned the election of the new Labour government and included the Bristol inquiry, the rise of concern about healthcare-acquired infections and pressure for changes in working practices in the NHS. He also oversaw the setting up of bodies such as the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence and the Commission for Health Improvement, which drove improvement and consistency across the NHS.〔NHS60:DiamondSixty, Health Services Journal 30 June 2008〕
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