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Molecular immunohaematology round table discussions at the AABB Annual Meeting, Denver 2013.

Well trained, experienced serologists in transfusion medicine laboratories have been familiar with blood group serology for decades. With the advent of molecular immunohaematology, there is a need to adopt and embrace the clinical and diagnostic applications in order for patients to benefit from the advances that this technology offers1–3. We organised an international forum to discuss molecular immunohaematology concepts that may be challenging even for some established professionals in the field of serology. 
 
The objectives of the session were two-fold. First, the session allowed networking among immunohaematology professionals who have an interest in the application of molecular immuno-haematology and blood group genetics while meeting with leaders in the field of molecular immunohaematology. By giving input and asking questions, the participants could define their knowledge relative to the experience of the group as a whole. Second, the discussions and the input from experienced professionals were recorded. This approach allowed documentation of current knowledge, as well as acceptance and concerns of the participants. It is useful to gathering information in this field, because the perception at the level of the participants is critical for shaping the adoption of molecular immunohaematology. 
 
We provide a summary report of the items discussed and issues raised by the participants. The results describe the status of molecular immunohaematology within this large group of experienced professionals in transfusion medicine laboratories and can guide targeted educational efforts.