Simply relying on the introduction of online teaching resources on the platforms such as Chinese University Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) to carry out online teaching, it is easy to encounter problems that the teaching resources are inconsistent with the learning situation and teaching syllabus of the students majoring in medical statistics of Binzhou Medical University, the lack of interaction among students, and the untimely teaching feedback. Therefore, on the basis of integrating the MOOC resources, we established asynchronous small private online course (SPOC) online curriculum resources for medical statistics that were suitable for the students of our school. The blended teaching mode of "SPOC+QQ living broadcast" was carried out. Before and after the implementation, two rounds of questionnaires were conducted to understand students' teaching and learning needs and teaching effect evaluation of online teaching, and then the teaching mode was optimized. The results show that the blended teaching mode of "SPOC + QQ living broadcast" designed in this study has the advantages of rich teaching resources, high enthusiasm of students, flexible teaching interaction, timely teaching feedback, and diversified teaching evaluation, which provides a reference for the better development of online and offline blended teaching reform in the future.

Taking medical statistics major in Binzhou Medical University as an example, based on the outcome-based education theory, in order to enhance the innovation ability of university students, we put forward the systematic second classroom training system, including improving the personnel training system, implementing education, experiment teaching reform, and practice teaching reform. It has achieved outstanding results in the discipline competition, improved social service ability and high degree of employer satisfaction. The systematic second-class talent training system based on the outcome-based education theory can provide reference for other medical colleges and related applied majors.