Roger Musa MD and Eric Bachrach MD
Hospital Medicine Unplugged
Hospital Medicine Unplugged delivers evidence-based updates for hospitalists—no fluff, just the facts. Each 30-minute episode breaks down the latest guidelines, clinical pearls, and practical strategies for inpatient care. From antibiotics to risk stratification, radiology to discharge planning, you’ll get streamlined insights you can apply on the wards today. Perfect for busy physicians who want clarity, accuracy, and relevance in hospital medicine.
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Roger Musa MD and Eric Bachrach MD
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Jun 3, 2026
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Episodes
Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome Management and Pharmacotherapy in Hospitalized Patients 22.09.2025 35:00
In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle alcohol withdrawal syndrome (AWS)—why it’s high-stakes on the wards, how to risk-stratify fast, and exactly what to do from triage through discharge. We open with the “why”: AWS is common, dangerous, and time-sensitive. We review the pathophysiology (rebound CNS hyperexcitability after abrupt cessation) and the clinical spectrum—fr...
Inpatient Management of Acute Decompensated Heart Failure: Aggressive Decongestion Meets Quadruple Therapy: Mastering the Inpatient ADHF Optimization ... 22.09.2025 32:06
In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we walk through the evidence-based inpatient management of acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF)—from the ED door to safe discharge and early follow-up. We frame every step around two goals: rapid, complete decongestion and in-hospital optimization of guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT) to change long-term outcomes. We start with tr...
The Systematic Hospitalist's Guide to Anemia: Systematic Diagnosis and Modern Management of Low Hemoglobin in Hospitalized Patients 22.09.2025 36:34
In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we walk through the evidence-based hospital management of anemia in the inpatient setting—a condition that affects nearly half of hospitalized adults and directly impacts morbidity, length of stay, and readmission risk. From first-line diagnosis to tailored therapy, we cover the practical tools hospitalists need on the wards. We start with c...
Bloodstream Infections in the Hospital: From Scrubbing the Hub to Surviving Septic Shock—Mastering High-Stakes Hospital Bloodstream Infection Prevention and Antimicrobial Strategy 22.09.2025 36:05
In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we walk through the evidence-based hospital management of gram-positive bacteremia, one of the most critical scenarios hospitalists face. From first-line antibiotic selection to workup and follow-up, we cover the full spectrum of care needed on the wards. We start with antibiotic therapy—why cefazolin or antistaphylococcal penicillins (nafci...
VTE Management: Guidelines, Risk Stratification, and Outpatient Care of DVT and PE in Hospitalized Patients 22.09.2025 29:35
In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we walk through the evidence-based hospital management of pulmonary embolism (PE) and deep vein thrombosis (DVT). From bedside diagnosis to long-term follow-up, we cover the full spectrum of care hospitalists need on the wards. We start with diagnosis and risk stratification—how to use Wells criteria, D-dimer, ultrasound, and CT angiography...
Diagnosis and Management of Community-Acquired Pneumonia in Hospitalized Patients 22.09.2025 29:10
In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we explore the evolving science and clinical realities of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in hospitalized adults. Drawing from leading journals such as The New England Journal of Medicine and JAMA, we walk through practical approaches every hospitalist needs when managing pneumonia on the wards. We start with diagnosis: recognizing new infiltrates...
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