Carina Rosalind Livingstone (1961–2023)

On 13 March 2023, Carina Rosalind Livingstone, aged 62 years, of North Lancing, West Sussex. Dr Livingstone was a former member of the Society.


Tribute

After graduating with first class honours from the University of Bradford and undertaking a hospital pre-registration placement, Carina had a varied career initially in research and education and latterly in primary care and patient/medicines safety.

She was admired and respected by her colleagues for her warm, calm but resolute manner and ability to “get things done”. Her kindness to others never wavered, even during her terminal illness and she will be greatly missed by all.

Carina was a much loved wife of Duncan (also a former pharmacist), mum to Kathryn and Robert, and recently became a grandmother to Beatrix.

A memorial service to celebrate her life will be held later in the spring (date and venue to be confirmed).

Duncan Livingstone

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Citation
The Pharmaceutical Journal, PJ, March 2023, Vol 310, No 7971;310(7971)::DOI:10.1211/PJ.2023.1.179305

6 comments

  • jhhughes469

    Rest in Peace Carina
    Duncan and family
    You are in my thoughts and prayers
    John Hughes past colleague from
    Brighton School of Pharmacy

    • David Scott

      I am very sorry for Duncan and the family. Carina was lovely to work with.

  • Roy Daisley

    Having chatted to you both outside my house in North Lancing just prior to the death of Carina you can imagine what a shock it was to read your sad announcement. She was a colleague and friend who will be sadly missed to both the family and the profession. My thoughts are with you.

  • Joanne Rhodes

    Very sorry to read this Duncan. My thoughts are with you. Jo Rhodes (nee Keightley)

  • Lesley Angell

    My condolences Duncan to you and your family. Many happy memories of student life in Bradford with you both. Thinking of you. Lesley Angell (Peat)

  • Jill Loader

    So sorry to hear. Carina worked with us closely on medicines safety developing audits for PQS. Her work and impact on patient safety through community pharmacies across England will live on.

 

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