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To validate our RIM, we applied it to a clinical guideline for patients with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).<\/jats:p><jats:p>Methods: The RIM is derived from a generic data flow model of disease management which comprises a network of four types of concurrent processes: Monitoring (M), Analysis (A), Decision (D) and Effectuation (E). This resulting MADE RIM, which was specified using the formal Vienna Development Method (VDM), includes six main, high-level data types representing measurements, observations, abstractions, action plans, action instructions and control instructions.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Results: The authors applied the MADE RIM to the complete GDM guideline and derived from it a domain information model (DIM) comprising 61 archetypes, specifically 1 measurement, 8 observation, 10 abstraction, 18 action plan, 3 action instruction and 21 control instruction archetypes. It was observed that there are six generic patterns for transforming different guideline elements into MADE archetypes, although a direct mapping does not exist in some cases. Most notable examples are notifications to the patient and\/or clinician as well as decision conditions which pertain to specific stages in the therapy.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Conclusions: The results provide evidence that the MADE RIM is suitable for modelling clinical data in the design of pervasive tele-medicine systems. 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