The intervention in this study is a TED-talk style video series designed to provide patient education on cancer, care coordination, and self-advocacy. The content is designed to provide both a background about cancer disease and to address each of the specific domains in care coordination (CCI). The development of video contents was informed by our prior/current research in rural care coordination and components of evidence-based interventions including the patient navigator training by the George Washington University Cancer Institute, Imi Hale (the Native Hawaiian Cancer Network), and a supportive care intervention by Mokuau et al. As the target population of this intervention is rural patients, videos include some rural-specific considerations related to care coordination.

The following topics are addressed in each module of the videos:

1. Understanding cancer and cancer treatment - including an understanding of stage, site of origin, metastases, treatment options, toxicities and anticipated outcomes.
2. Care coordination basics (CC: Communication) - including navigating care related to appointments, how to handle issues after-hours, and the expected roles of other healthcare providers (e.g., PCPs).
3. How to be a self-advocate (CC: Navigation and Operational) - including how to ask questions, being empowered to talk to your doctor, when a second opinion is needed, when to explore clinical trials, and how to best incorporate a caregiver into your treatment.