Abstract

NSCLC is associated with an increasing number of molecularly defined subsets, several of which now have approved targeted therapies. Variation in how different biomarker assays are utilised is likely. We sought to determine the current biomarker testing practices from the perspective of medical oncologists (MO) and pathologists (P) at Australian sites to understand variations in practice and potential influencing factors.

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