Which of the following must pharmacists and pharmacy technicians report to the DCP?

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are required to report a change of name or home address to the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) because such changes are essential for maintaining accurate and up-to-date records in licensing databases. This information is crucial for ensuring that regulatory agencies can effectively communicate with licensed professionals and for verifying their statuses. It impacts the legal and professional credentials that pharmacists and technicians hold, ensuring that they are always traceable and compliant with state regulations.

In contrast, changes such as email addresses, personal phone numbers, or work schedules do not have the same direct implications for licensure and regulatory oversight. While these changes may be relevant for personal and operational communications, they are not requirements for reporting to the DCP, which focuses primarily on factors that could affect the professional standing and legal obligations of the pharmacists and technicians. Therefore, only changes of name or home address are necessary to report to maintain compliance with state laws.