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future new variants sarscov2 virus might emerge cause outbreaks occurs implementation nonpharmaceutical interventions npis reconsidered consideration potential benefits harms implementing npis ultimately deciding implementing npis currently mainly executed experts governments however general literature public engagement suggests integrating public perspectives decisionmaking enhance quality decisions foster greater public understanding study deliberative minipublic conducted integrate public perspective aim elicit public considerations regarding nonpharmaceutical interventions asking diverse group citizens participate decisionmakers convene learn deliberate implementing nonpharmaceutical interventions hypothetical outbreak new sarscov2 variant participants emphasized importance early implementation outbreak prevent exceeding healthcare capacity longterm mental health issues educational deficits bankruptcies additionally participants stressed taking public support account shared ideas maintaining support furthermore participants wanted give citizens personal responsibility freedom making assessment regarding adherence interventions much risk infection would willing accept participants also expressed need government adopt learning attitude towards improvements pandemic response generate focus longterm strategies deliberative minipublic revealed public considerations reflected public values needs considerations might helpful better aligning epidemic management policies public perspectives regarding deliberative minipublic uncertainties remain design impact bigger scale