Workbook on setting up and operating a consumer advisory board (CAB), with attention to CAB operations for Part D (Title IV) programs targeting women, infants, children, and youth. Sections cover:

• Laying the Groundwork (bylaws, mission statement, member responsibilities, expectations of members)
• Members, Officers, and Committees
• Taking the Next Steps (meetings, conflict of interest, confidentiality, developing a workplace)
• Making CABs More Effective
• Best Practices, Personal Experiences, and the Ryan White CARE Act