Closing gaps in early-stage NSCLC with AI-enabled clinical intelligence

A deep dive into the ASCO 2026 Landmark study on improving biomarker testing and guideline-concordant care

Oct 14, 2026
Life Sciences
Webinar
Black and white portrait of a smiling woman with long, flowing hair.Karen Huelsman, MS, LGCPrecision Oncology Lead and Licensed Genetic Counselor, TriHealth Precision Medicine and TriHealth Cancer Institute
Smiling man in glasses wearing a suit and striped tie, looking at camera.Dr. George SimonVice President of Oncology, OhioHealth
Black and white headshot of a smiling woman with blonde hair and light eyes.Heather RudicilExecutive Director of Personalized Medicine, Community Health Network (CHN)
Smiling bald man in a suit jacket and white shirt, looking directly at the camera.Dr. Ezra CohenChief Medical Officer of Oncology, Tempus

Session highlights

 

Join us for a discussion on the findings of a multi-center, prospective study presented at the ASCO 2026 Annual Meeting. The study evaluated an AI-enabled clinical decision support program deployed across six geographically and socioeconomically diverse US community health systems, resulting in an absolute lift of up to +24% in biomarker testing rates. We will explore the study’s methodology, which combined education, real-time EHR monitoring and alerts, and longitudinal feedback dashboards to address non-adherence to biomarker testing guidelines. Panelists will discuss the study’s results and the real-world implications for clinicians, patients, and the future of AI in helping clinicians ensure patients receive guideline-concordant care.

 

  • The clinical challenges and importance of timely biomarker testing for patients with early-stage NSCLC.

  • Key results from a multi-center study, in which implementation of an AI-enabled program was associated with an absolute lift of up to +24% in biomarker testing rates.

  • Perspectives from clinical investigators on how an AI-powered program can be integrated into existing workflows to support guideline-concordant care.