I am a Registered Nurse looking for information on the California Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) website. Please navigate to the 'Licensees' section. Once there, identify who primarily benefits from 'CURES 2.0' as described on the page. Also, find and state the effective date of the name/gender change policy for licensees. Finally, locate the 'Licensee Scam Alert' and provide two examples of common scams mentioned.
Navigate to 'dca.ca.gov'. Click on the 'Licensees' link in the main navigation. On the 'Licensees' page, locate the description for 'CURES 2.0' and identify who primarily benefits from it. On the 'Licensees' page, find the section related to 'Name/Gender Change' and identify the effective date of the policy. Click on the 'Licensee Scam Alert' link on the 'Licensees' page. Identify and state two examples of common scams mentioned on the 'Licensee Scam Alert' page. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Licensees' page. The agent accurately states that 'CURES 2.0' primarily benefits 'prescribers' and 'pharmacists' (or similar phrasing indicating its use for prescription monitoring). The agent correctly identifies the effective date of the name/gender change policy as 'January 1, 2024'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Licensee Scam Alert' page. The agent provides two examples of common scams, such as 'demanding money for alleged violations' or 'threatening immediate license suspension/revocation unless payment is made'.