This report investigates the impact of multitasking and increased workloads on nursing standards, drawing on various research studies. The report explores the relationship between nursing staff workload and patient outcomes, examining how increased patient-to-nurse ratios affect the quality of care, patient safety, and the incidence of errors. It delves into the effects of workload on nurses, including burnout, job dissatisfaction, and potential impacts on their well-being. The report also examines the impact of interruptions and multitasking on medication errors and patient safety, highlighting the importance of workload management strategies. The research discusses the impact of workload factors on patient falls, infections, and job satisfaction. The report concludes with a call for better work environmental strategies and human factors reengineering approaches to alleviate the negative impacts of workload on nursing practices and standards.