The evaluation design describes who will conduct the evaluation, who will participate in the evaluation, what data will be gathered, and what instruments or measurements will be used. Telemedicine evaluation designs include obvious utilization questions, like how many people used the services, how many provided the services, what the categories of usage were, how long usage lasted, etc. You might create a form to include with the proposal. When telemedicine proposals are written with objectives in mind to begin with, the evaluation becomes easier to conduct. Your telemedicine proposal should begin with the research questions that will be answered by the project.
Many proposals run out of steam when it comes to evaluation.
This is not good enough for sophisticated reviewers, many of whom have served as project directors or evaluators in the past. They know that the evaluation can be critical Achilles' heel if it is not carefully planned and adequately funded. The time to hire an external evaluator is when you are writing the proposal, not after the project is over. Tell the story. Even if the granting agency does not ask you how you will disseminate the information on the results of your project, you should include a minimum of a paragraph on this in your proposal.